- Réseau ANAIS (ANAIS Network): ANAIS is a network
of organisations and individuals who desire to put together their knowledge, expertise and
efforts in order to make it easy to master information technology and communication for
development. The ANAIS network was created following the Geneva
Conference on Africa and New Information Technologies (October 1996), co-chaired by Alpha Oumar Konaré, President of the Republic of
Mali, and Guy-Olivier Segond, Counsellor of State of Geneva. Its member states in
Africa and Europe are Benin, Burkina Faso, Côte d'Ivoire, France, Ghana, Guinea, Mali,
Sénégal and Swizerland. The web site is available in English and in French.
- ANAIS
Final Declaration: This is the Final Declaration adopted by participants of the Geneva
Conference on Africa and new information technologies, 17-18 October 1996, and
which called
for the establishment of a network to facilitate social use of information technology by
Africans.
- ANAIS au Mali: The ANAIS web page describes ICT activities undertaken by the
network in Mali.
- SOTELMA: Activities and resources of the national telecom in Mali are described
on the web page.
- Jensen, M. (1998). Mali.
In: The Regional Informatics Network for Africa (RINAF). An external evaluation for
UNESCO. Appendices. pp. 57-59. Also available at the UNESCO Web
Site.
- AAAS
Sub-Saharan Africa Program - User's Guide to Electronic Network in Africa - Mali: This web page maintained by the American Association for the Advancement
of Science, and provides the status of electronic networking in Mali.
- Diallo, B. (1999). Planification du Télécentre Communautaire Polyvalent de
Tombouctou. This paper discusses the planning stages, the organisation, the
major activities and the beneficiaries of the proposed telecentres at Timbuktu, Mali.
- Ndiaye, M. (1995). Etude sur l'Efficacité des Instruments de la
Politique de l'Informatique en Afrique: le Cas de Mali. The study attempts to
define the national information policy appropriate for Mali by focusing on the national
priorities, and the investments and activities required for the implementation of the
policy.
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