Governance

There's been a recent hype around the use of mobile technologies to "empower" people to submit reports "from the field", take action and change the course of society...

Somehow, just like we were promised that TV would educate people and that the Internet would free us all, we've heard it all before, yet we have to see it happen.

What is like to live large? Ask a Kenyan government official and you have the full story - http://kenyanpundit.com/docs/transparency.pdf

Sounds like a small problem if you live in the developed world. What if yours is a developing country struggling from the ashes? I suppose it is not a Kenyan problem, but indeed global.

Coming from a country where poverty is nothing you have to search for, I have read very interesting proposals on how poverty can be brought to an end - for once and for all. 2015 for my country, Kenya. My country is certainly very rich of such proposals in it is national archives, government departments, ministries and and countless civil societies offices. I had wished they sold for money.

Electronic Governance, in simplest terms, it refers to those governance processes in which Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) are playing an active role in delivering governance related products and services.

I found the concept of "Not Just For Profit" group very interesting.

We can clearly see the profit-driven business model resulted serious market failures and created the extreme wealth and poverty in the world, which in term causes many social economic problems and environmental imbalance.

We've just finished a board meeting for Digital Divide Data...and I am feeling deeply appreciative of our board of directors. Our board saw us through a critical organizational challenge...and we are poised to emerge as an even stronger organization from the experience.