Civil society has its day at the Commonwealth Telecommunications Organisation Forum 2015
Civil society has its day at the Commonwealth Telecommunications Organisation Forum 2015 London, 24 August 2015 - The award-winning Mediae Company, Outspan Medical College, Project iMlango and Invest Africa, joined by academicians from Multimedia University of Kenya, Ruhengeri Institute of Applied Sciences in Rwanda and Rongo University, will represent civil society’s importance in delivering the benefits of ICTs for day-to-day existence at the Commonwealth Telecommunications Organisation Forum 2015. The engagement of the third sector will take centre stage on Day Two of the Forum, which highlights the role of connectivity in health, learning and agriculture. They will be joined by multilateral bodies, such as United Nations Conference on Trade and Development, United Nations Population Fund and the Commonwealth of Learning, who will address digital entrepreneurship, investing in youth and skills training. Background ICTs are both a bo...