SAFIPA

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The South African Finland Partnership (SAFIPA) was a three-year intervention that had the objective to support the creation of an environment which facilitates the development and deployment of ICT service applications for the benefit of South African citizens. Thus the programme addressed the creation and delivery models of ICT based service applications which are suitable for local conditions especially in the most vulnerable parts of population. There were three main components: institutional capacity development, innovative IS applications for development, and network creation and dissemination.

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Presentaciones

mLab Southern Africa - Ben Zaaiman

The use of interactive3d as a tool in municipal planning & delivery - Dave Lockwood

Mobile Apps in Small Scale Agriculture - Matthew de Gale

African Leadership in ICT (ALICT) - Helena Tapper

Connecting Africa Community by Community - Keith Maree

SAFIPA – Meraka Institute Code-sprints: The capacity and applications expansion program - Louis coetzee

Living Lab network in Southern Africa (LLiSA) - Marlien Herselman

Translating intellectual assets into impact – Building innovation capacity with support from SAFIPA - Nicki Koorbanally

Mobile Learning for Mathematics in formal / informal education in South Africa/Finland - Riitta Vanska

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Mobile information Society - Jussi Hinkkanen

Introduction to the III - Ravini Moodley