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Reflecting on the o...
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14:34:58 11/04/09

Wageningen, 4 November 2009. Olaf Erz from IICD is honored to have taken part in the CTA ICT Observatory 2009. He appreciates the possibilities to interact with ot...

Reflecting on the outcomes of the ICT Observatory 2009

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Reflecting on the outcomes of the ICT Observatory 2009

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Wageningen, 4 November 2009. Olaf Erz from IICD is honored to have taken part in the CTA ICT Observatory 2009. He appreciates the possibilities to interact with other participants and exchange experiences. From one side, the event was an eye opener; on the other, he could also share the great deal of experiences that IICD has on the use of ICTs in development. He sees opportunities for concrete follow ups with several of the people met, to enhance the activities of IICD partners. The 'chatterbox' presented by Cliff Schmidt for example could be really useful for the Zambia and Ghana programmes. See more at http://observatory2009.cta.int/

Designing sustainab...
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23:11:51 11/03/09

Wageningen, 3 November 2009. Telly Ono (ICT4EDC, Caribbean) reflects of the discussions that have been taking place so far in the 2009 ICT Observatory. After havin...

Designing sustainable service models

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Designing sustainable service models

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Wageningen, 3 November 2009. Telly Ono (ICT4EDC, Caribbean) reflects of the discussions that have been taking place so far in the 2009 ICT Observatory. After having discussed channels and case studies on the first day, the second day focussed on service models, the underlying business models, and the issue of their sustainability. See more at http://observatory2009.cta.int/ [video by Pier Andrea Pirani - Euforic]

Reflecting on the s...
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22:47:47 11/03/09

Wageningen, 3 November 2009. For Kafui Amenu (One Village Foundation, Ghana) the second day on the Observatory offered great opportunities to discuss business mode...

Reflecting on the second day of the 2009 CTA ICT Observatory

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Reflecting on the second day of the 2009 CTA ICT Observatory

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Wageningen, 3 November 2009. For Kafui Amenu (One Village Foundation, Ghana) the second day on the Observatory offered great opportunities to discuss business models, how these can be leveraged, and how ICTs can be applied in different situations. He concludes with a note of appreciation for the participatory and interactive approach adopted by the facilitators, which make possible for people to engage at a different level and really think out of the box. See more at http://observatory2009.cta.int/ [video by Pier Andrea Pirani - Euforic]

"Validating informa...
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13:51:15 11/02/09

Wageningen, 2 November 2009. During the CTA ICT Observatory 2009 Jacqueline Nyagahima form Asareca took few minutes of her time to share some ideas with us on ICTs...

"Validating information is key for agricultural research"

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"Validating information is key for agricultural research"

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Wageningen, 2 November 2009. During the CTA ICT Observatory 2009 Jacqueline Nyagahima form Asareca took few minutes of her time to share some ideas with us on ICTs and agricultural research. In her views, research has the role to validate information: the current ICTs however might allow also some information not yet validated to circulate and people might take decisions upon this same information. See more at http://observatory2009.cta.int/

Mobile Information ...
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13:28:38 11/02/09

Wageningen, 2 November 2009. During the CTA ICT Observatory 2009 we interviewed Mike Davies from Esoko, in Ghana. Esoko is a software platform licensed to facilita...

Mobile Information Services for agriculture and rural developm...

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Mobile Information Services for agriculture and rural development: The Esoko Initiative

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Wageningen, 2 November 2009. During the CTA ICT Observatory 2009 we interviewed Mike Davies from Esoko, in Ghana. Esoko is a software platform licensed to facilitate the flow of market information between farmers, governments, researchers and other stakeholders involved in agriculture and rural development. It is used to share information on prices, offers, price of fertilizers etc. It is managed by the web, but delivered via mobile phones. Mark underlines the potential positive effects that Market Information Services such as Esoko can bring about, both in agriculture as well as in for other sectors. He then concludes talking about the difficulties he has encountered in this initiative, such as the lack of content available and the lack of right capacities to build and develop such software. See more at http://observatory2009.cta.int/

Tanzania Workshop o...
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04:45:10 08/25/09

Professor Mkumbukwa MA Mtambo of Soikoine Universtiy of Agriculture (SUA), Tanzania comments on the workshop on Communication in North/South research partnerships ...

Tanzania Workshop on Research Communication August 2009

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Tanzania Workshop on Research Communication August 2009

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Professor Mkumbukwa MA Mtambo of Soikoine Universtiy of Agriculture (SUA), Tanzania comments on the workshop on Communication in North/South research partnerships for development organized by SUA, the Danish Development Research Network (DDRN) and the Danish Water Forum (DWF) with support from Euforic and CABI.

After 2015: What sh...
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08:40:33 06/29/09

Brussels, 23 June 2009. Joseph Assan (University of Liverpool) gives his personal take on the After 2015 Policy Forum. In particular, he shares the ideas that emer...

After 2015: What should governments of low and middle-income d...

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After 2015: What should governments of low and middle-income developing countries do differently?

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Brussels, 23 June 2009. Joseph Assan (University of Liverpool) gives his personal take on the After 2015 Policy Forum. In particular, he shares the ideas that emerged during the discussion on what governments should be doing differently: improving citizenry participation and involvement of civil society; progressive inclusion of groups that are marginalized; addressing inequalities as a complementary to growth; knowledge creation and capacity development to enable local research that better identifies local needs; addressing unemployment. See also the After 2015 Policy Forum dossier at http://bit.ly/after2015 This project is co-financed by the European Union. The views expressed do not necessarily reflect the opinion of the European Commission

"We need to find me...
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03:15:38 06/29/09

Brussels, 23 June 2009. Salil Shetty (Director of the UN Millennium Campaign) reflects on the question:"After the MDGs, what do we need: New indicators or a new pa...

"We need to find mechanisms to ensure that the MDGs are achieved"

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"We need to find mechanisms to ensure that the MDGs are achieved"

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Brussels, 23 June 2009. Salil Shetty (Director of the UN Millennium Campaign) reflects on the question:"After the MDGs, what do we need: New indicators or a new paradigm?". For him, it's not a question of new indicators neither new paradigm. f you ask to the poor, they will answer that they want the existing goals, before we start talking about new ones. Most of the benefit the MDGs are contributing to are not reaching the poorest people. So we need to find mechanisms to make sure that the goals are achieved. How can we achieve as much as possible for the poorest people and marginalised groups between now and 2015? See more on the After 2015 Policy Forum dossier at http://bit.ly/after2015 This project is co-financed by the European Union. The views expressed do not necessarily reflect the opinion of the European Commission

"We are starting to...
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15:36:08 06/24/09

Brussels, 23 June 2009. Claire Melamed (ActionAid) reflects on the outcomes of the MDG Policy Forum. In her view, this event was"tremendously exciting" and it conf...

"We are starting to think differently about what we do and why...

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"We are starting to think differently about what we do and why we are doing it"

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Brussels, 23 June 2009. Claire Melamed (ActionAid) reflects on the outcomes of the MDG Policy Forum. In her view, this event was"tremendously exciting" and it confirmed that there's a need and a will for new ideas and new discussions. All the different actors involved are keen to contribute to the debate and listen to each others. The challenge will be to translate these ideas into policy proposals and international agreements. See more on the After 2015 Policy Forum dossier at http://bit.ly/after2015 This project is co-financed by the European Union. The views expressed do not necessarily reflect the opinion of the European Commission

Solving the contrad...
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15:26:16 06/24/09

Brussels, 23 June 2009. For Charles Gore (UNCTAD) the current financial crisis has the deep meaning of concluding a sixty year development cycle. The end of this c...

Solving the contraddictions of the current system and entering...

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Solving the contraddictions of the current system and entering into a new development era

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Brussels, 23 June 2009. For Charles Gore (UNCTAD) the current financial crisis has the deep meaning of concluding a sixty year development cycle. The end of this cycle shows its weaknesses and contraddictions.There's therefore the need to look much further than for short term solutions, and enter into a new delepoment era. See more on the After 2015 Policy Forum dossier at http://bit.ly/after2015 This project is co-financed by the European Union. The views expressed do not necessarily reflect the opinion of the European Commission

"After the MDGs: A ...
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14:58:55 06/24/09

Brussels, 23 June 2009. Claire Melamed (ActionAid) reflects on the question :"After the MDGs, what do we need: New indicators or a new paradigm?". In her view, we ...

"After the MDGs: A new paradigm based on redistributive justice"

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"After the MDGs: A new paradigm based on redistributive justice"

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Brussels, 23 June 2009. Claire Melamed (ActionAid) reflects on the question :"After the MDGs, what do we need: New indicators or a new paradigm?". In her view, we need a new paradigm for development. We have to admit that we haven't had it completely right so far. Reflecting on what we are learning from the MDGs, this new paradigm should be "based on the idea of redistributive justice; getting away from aid and towards a global welfare state." See more on the After 2015 Policy Forum dossier at http://bit.ly/after2015 This project is co-financed by the European Union. The views expressed do not necessarily reflect the opinion of the European Commission

"We need to be more...
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03:48:12 06/24/09

Brussels, 23 June 2009. Alan George, from the Embassy of Sierra Leone in Brussels, reflects on the question :"After the MDGs, what do we need: New indicators or a ...

"We need to be more effective in reaching the targets we alrea...

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"We need to be more effective in reaching the targets we already have"

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Brussels, 23 June 2009. Alan George, from the Embassy of Sierra Leone in Brussels, reflects on the question :"After the MDGs, what do we need: New indicators or a new paradigm?". In his view, best option is to make sure that we reach the targets that are already in place. In other words, it's not so much about adding new goals, but be more effective in reaching what has been already agreed upon, so to translate this into tangible outcomes. See more on the After 2015 Policy Forum dossier at http://bit.ly/after2015 This project is co-financed by the European Union. The views expressed do not necessarily reflect the opinion of the European Commission

What has the impact...
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06:13:25 06/23/09

Brussels, 23 June 2009. Lawrence Haddad (IDS) summarises the outcomes of the firts plenary session of the High Level Forum 'After 2015: promoting pro poor policy a...

What has the impact of the MDGs been? And what lessons can we ...

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What has the impact of the MDGs been? And what lessons can we learn so far?

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Brussels, 23 June 2009. Lawrence Haddad (IDS) summarises the outcomes of the firts plenary session of the High Level Forum 'After 2015: promoting pro poor policy after the MDGs'. See more on the After 2015 Policy Forum dossier - http://bit.ly/after2015 This project is co-financed by the European Union. The views expressed do not necessarily reflect the opinion of the European Commission

Anna Wissmann (IFOA...
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09:15:13 06/14/09

Copenhagen, 12 June 2009. Anna Wissmann from IFOAM liked the open space process that was used in the IMWG 2009 meeting. This allowed a great participation and the ...

Anna Wissmann (IFOAM) on the IMWG 2009 meeting

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Anna Wissmann (IFOAM) on the IMWG 2009 meeting

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Copenhagen, 12 June 2009. Anna Wissmann from IFOAM liked the open space process that was used in the IMWG 2009 meeting. This allowed a great participation and the possibility to have good discussions in a short amount of time. She also liked the different perspective that the participants contributed with. See more from the IMWG 2009 meeting .

Open access in deve...
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09:04:10 06/14/09

Copenhagen, 12 June 2009. Michel Wesseling from ISS explains the importance for European development research to publish its outputs in Open Access, so that they c...

Open access in development research

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Open access in development research

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Copenhagen, 12 June 2009. Michel Wesseling from ISS explains the importance for European development research to publish its outputs in Open Access, so that they can available to researchers from developing countries. He urges EADI Directors to endorse the Berlin Declaration on Open Access in October 2009. See more from the IMWG 2009 meeting .

Challenges in Commu...
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09:53:23 06/11/09

Copenhagen June 2009. Lea Santana from NEIM reflects on issues in communicating research.

Challenges in Communicating Research

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Challenges in Communicating Research

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Copenhagen June 2009. Lea Santana from NEIM reflects on issues in communicating research.

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