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4 luglio 2009
Ciao a tutti,
segnalo questa notizia dal sito Google-Africa:
http://google-africa.blogspot.com/2009/06/google-sms-to-serve-needs-of-poor-in.html
Today is a big day for the Google Africa team for several reasons. We’re announcing an exciting partnership between MTN Uganda, the Grameen Foundation and Google, and the launch of Google SMS in Uganda. This launch makes available the first suite of applications resulting from an endeavor initiated by Grameen Foundation, called “AppLab” (Application Laboratory), which began over a year ago. AppLab is designed to develop mobile applications that serve the needs of poor and other vulnerable individuals and communities, most of whom have limited access to information and communications technology.
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Secretary of State Hillary Clinton Highlights GF AppLab as Example of Innovation
http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Grameen/~3/-S-LUQdjJE8/~story=409
During her seven-nation tour of Africa, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton spoke at the Kenya Agricultural Research Institute, together with Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack and Kenya’s Minister for Agriculture William Ruto. In her speech, Secretary Clinton cited Grameen Foundation’s recent collaboration with Google and MTN Uganda as an example of innovations that can meet some of the challenges facing African agriculture.
Click here to learn more about AppLab and the mobile services which were launched in Uganda on June 29.