Table of Contents
Features

Review of Millennium Goals in i4d
ICTs for social change
PDF


Journey of i4d
25 issues: Tooting our own horns
Saswati Paik
PDF


Interview: Walter Fust, DG, SDC
Pro poor strategy for a just information society
PDF


Interview: Nagy Hanna,e-Leadership Institute
Knowledge sharing for policy and advocacy
PDF


In conversation with Chin Saik Yoon, Southbound Publications
“Evolution of i to k will lead to the d”
PDF


Interview: Karl Harmsen, Director, CSSTEAP
Science for the end-user
PDF


Viewpoint on i4d
Everything starts with an idea...
Frederick Noronha
PDF


i4d Advisiory Board Members’ Profile
A global think tank
PDF


ICTD project newsletter
PDF


Columns

Editorial
PDF

NEWS
PDF

i4d news service
Bringing the world at your doorstep
PDF


Profile of i4d partners
Amplifying the voices
PDF


Books received
PDF

Bytes for All
PDF

Feedback Survey for i4d
Readerspeak!
PDF

What's on
PDF

In Fact
PDF

Rendezvous

World Summit on the Information Society, 16-18 Nov 2005, Tunis, Tunisia
A curtain raiser
PDF


Conference on ICT and Education, 18-19 October, New Delhi
Digital Learning 2005
PDF


Magazine >> September 2005 >> Editorial
 

25th Issue of i4d:

A Toddler learns to walk along with partners

 
Ravi Gupta,
Editor

Ravi.Gupta@csdms.in
 

 

Way back in early 2003, CSDMS was like a newborn infant to the field of ICT4D. With the support of over 125 authors from around the world, a very strong and committed team in-house, the research and support of numerous friends, supporters and partners, and guidance from a strong advisory team, i4d is a healthy baby!

Just over two years ago, we began our own enquiry to the world of Information and Communications Technologies for Development, and to understand how this sector is faring, not just in India, but also in the neighbouring South Asian countries, and then globally.

In the past twenty-four issues, we have created a valuable platform for learning and sharing. Indeed, the team that works behind the scenes often does not many times get to tell their own story. We celebrate the work that we have been doing and wish to share the process of delivering the various products and services that the i4d programme brings to the fold of thousands of readers from around the world. Readers have responded positively and have sent us words of appreciation, suggestions and criticism. We are pleased to share a selection of these.

We have been greatly strengthened and encouraged by the alliances with several key ICT4D agencies, and in time, our editorial advisory board, which serves in an honorary capacity brings in valuable insights into the latest developments from a strategic perspective, looking at policy and conceptual frameworks, while guiding us on the directions of where i4d should be heading. In this issue, we are sharing with our reader a few of these perspective.

I am delighted to share with you this special issue of i4d magazine. We hope that you like it and let us know if you enjoyed reading it as much as we all enjoyed telling our own story this time.