ICT4Equity
OneWorld South Asia bringing together a network of people and groups working for human rights and sustainable development from across the globe. The OWSA tries to use the ICT tools – Web Portals, Community Radio, Grassroots Communications (community radio, telephone/mobile helpline, advocacy/knowledge centres and newsletters etc), Online-discussion groups, E-mail and E-newsletter etc. to achieve the goal.
ICT4D News
On Knowledge Management and e-Governance 
This brief note on knowledge management and e-Governance is based upon various internet based resources. The aim of the article is to show how knowledge management and sharing can help organisations and its people to learn and implement projects. This brief note has been prepared by Shmbhu Ghatak. Read more
Plone eases NGO access to ICT in South Asia rural areas
Through Ek-Duniya, OneWorld South Asia seeks to exploit the democratic potential of the internet, making it accessible and useful to the communities that need it the most
Conference on "Communication for Social Development: Discourse & Practice" scheduled for April 12-14, 2007 at University of Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh. More
Midway Through MDGs: Accelerating Progress Through ICTs
Community Radio: showcasing innovations
The UNESCO, in collaboration with PLAN International, One World South Asia (OWSA) and CARE India, is showcasing innovations and low cost community radio equipment and technology etc.
Feature Stories
Internet Kiosks in Rural India: What Influences Success?
The recent research study by Jake Kendall and Nirvikar Singh, examine an example of a very widely applied model for the delivery of IT services to rural and poor populations. More
PAKISTAN: Deserted Women's Help Centres Speak of Apathy, By Zofeen Ebrahim
Mainstreaming ICTs (MICT)
The MICTs, launched in September 2004, is a bimonthly publication aimed at creating a platform for critical debate on role, scope and experiences relating to mainstreaming ICTs in development interventions. It is an attempt to collate knowledge, counter the skepticism of the donors and policymakers, and to fill the gap between the different stakeholders.Click here to view digital MICTs
E-Newspaper for Grassroots Development
with all the news, views, articles, events relating to grassroots, poor and resource-less people, about the good initiatives - going to be launched very shortly and delivered directly in your mailbox.