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IT engineers, Students, Researchers, Users, Providers...the third version of iMENTORS is for You

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Access and make creative use of the huge amount of data available!

iMENTORS version three went live today and is one step closer to mapping the majority of e-infrastructure (resources, tools and data supporting community research and development) of the past five years in Sub-Saharan Africa in order to lay a foundation for better services, encourage research and connect cross-continental progress. The aim of iMENTORS is to help scientists, universities, research and education networks as well as policy-makers and international funders to gain valuable insights on the gaps and progress made in the region and to identify synergies when planning future ICT initiatives within the African continent.

Tagged in: Africa data DG CONNECT donors European Commission ICT ICT research ICT4D iMENTORS policy-makers research and education networks science Sub-Saharan Africa Tech hubs Technology universities users
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What lies in store for African Internet in 2013?What are your predictions for 2013?

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More steady progress, no doubt. But we must remember there is no typical African Internet user. Levels of engagement with digital content vary widely by region, country, and city. Just because a few hundred individuals in a city are creating successful start-ups doesn’t mean the majority of the population even has Internet access. At the same time, progress necessitates a core group of early adopters who can achieve “trickle-down” innovation.

Tagged in: Africa ICT skills infrastructure internet Internet Exchange Points online tools Tech hubs
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