- Uganda
Connect: The
objective of the Uganda Connect project is the advancement of public education in the
country, using Information and Computer Technology (ICT), improvements in the quality and
efficiency of communications through the provision of necessary hardware and software, and
training of teachers and managers in the use of communications software.
- Internet Society: The Internet
Society assures global coordination and cooperation on the Internet, and promotes and
maintains a broad spectrum of activities focused on the Internet's development,
availability, and associated technologies in Uganda.
- Uganda
Case Study - Revised final report (May 1998): Case
study of the impact of the changing international telecommunications environment on Uganda
by Clifford Chance / Booz Allen & Hamilton, February 1998, sponsored by Commonwealth
Telecommunications Organization and the World Bank.
- The Acacia Initiative is an
international effort led by the International Development Research Centre (IDRC) to
empower sub-Saharan African communities with the ability to apply information and
communication technologies toward their own social and economic development. Initially,
Acacia's efforts focused primarily on four countries: Mozambique, Senegal, South Africa
and Uganda. Mutually reinforcing projects are being identified to reform policy, extend
infrastructure, address technology and usage issues, and to support the creation of
relevant applications and content.
- National
Information Center: A web site for all vital information on Uganda and related topics with
special emphasis on arts, business, communication, the economy, education, news, tourism
and travel.
- Jensen, M. (1998). Uganda.
In: The Regional Informatics Network for Africa (RINAF). An external evaluation for
UNESCO. Appendices. pp. 105-106 . Also available
at the UNESCO Web Site.
- AAAS
Sub-Saharan Africa Program - User's Guide to Electronic Network in Africa - Uganda: This web page, maintained by the American Association for the
Advancement of Science, provides the status of electronic networking in Uganda.
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