Novi Sad Humanitarian Center is a non-profitable, charitable organization which contributes to creating a humane society by providing support for the vulnerable and marginalized groups and encouraging civil activism, research and education. In partnership with governmental and non-governmental sector, NSHC contributes to the development of non-formal...
The Latvian Information and Communications Technology Association (LIKTA) is a non-governmental, professional organisation, founded in 1998. LIKTA’s main objective is to promote and further the development of the Information Society in Latvia, so that all citizens may be given the opportunity to benefit from ICT and...
The Association’s main mission is to bring together and build a network with organizations that work in creation, promotion and maintenance of public areas for the promotion of Information Society by promoting innovation in the public access to technologies Information and Communication Technology (ICT), doing...
Research and Organizational Development Association (RODA) is non-governmental, non-profit organization, established in November 2006. Our mission is to develop and increase competencies of citizens for active participation in the knowledge economy, with the special focus on socially excluded groups in the society. RODA core intervention is the...
Dedalo Foundation for Information Society is a non-profit organization dedicated to the promotion, impulse and development of the Information Society in the south side of Navarre (“Ribera de Navarra”), designing and executing activities oriented to the citizenship, companies, entrepreneurs and organizations. To achieve these objectives, the...
ESPLAI educates children and young people during their leisure time and strengthens associations and organisations in order to reduce social exclusion and the digital divide. Its Red Conecta and Conecta projects are developing digital literacy training, helping participants to gain e-skills, improve their ability to join...
The Alliance of Access to Information and Training Community Centres was officially registered in 2007, being founded by 47 centres. The mission is to contribute to the consolidation of the information society and to the sustainable development of civil society by reducing the digital divide phenomenon and by...
Malta Communications Authority (MCA) develops ICT literacy programmes and IT skills within the Maltese community at large. MCA also develops Community Technology Learning Centres and prepare them to assist in the effective delivery of specialised courses for workforce transformation and employment opportunity creation. MCA works closely with Microsoft Malta for their...
The UK online centres network was set up by government in 2000 to provide public access to computers UK online centres provide millions of people with access to technology and support in using it, at 3.800 local centres across England. All UK online centres offer free or low cost...
Créatif is an associative network of « e-inclusion » stake-holders from regional, local and city councils, thematic networks and grassroots organisations. It was created in the year 2000. Since its beginnings its mission is to support, promote and facilitate e-inclusion through: – networking of stake-holder’s, – supporting and facilitating the...
In 2009 the network ‘Learn more about ICT’ started up in earnest. This initiative plays a major role in a broad societal effort to improve Danish citizens’ IT competences. ‘Learn more about ICT’ is a national network, comprising the entire library sector, unions, all municipalities, adult...
Association Langas i Ateiti (Window to the Future – W2F) is a private business initiative launched by private companies in 2002. The mission of the Langas i Ateiti alliance is to promote the use of internet and e-services in Lithuania and hereby stimulate the growth of...
IAN supports the human rights violation survivors and other marginalized and vulnerable groups in development of their own potential for decent life in peace. IAN also has an Educational Department (IAN Telecentar) – the aim of telecentar is to develop competencies required for active participation in...
Educating for an Open Society (EOS) is a private, non-profit organization established in Romania in 1998. EOS Romania has more than 10 years of experience in the development of programs and projects related to Information and Communications Technologies (ICT) for sustainable development in both public and private...
Since its creation in 1988, Interface3 has worked to expand the range of professional opportunities available for women, and to improve their qualifications in ICT. Interface3 offers a variety of training programs in IT related areas where women are under-represented, and in more traditionally female jobs...
Key Competences for All brings new benefits to the European telecentres and their customers, by providing an employability toolkit that is especially designed for telecentre use. In the spring of 2009 an informal partnership formed under the auspices of Telecentre‐Europe, submitted an application to the EC...
Key Competences for All brings new benefits to the European telecentres and their customers, by providing an employability toolkit that is especially designed for telecentre use. In the spring of 2009 an informal partnership formed under the auspices of Telecentre‐Europe, submitted an application to the EC (Grundtvig)...
On the 4th of March 2010 Telecentre-Europe held the first ever European Get Online Day. What a day it turned out to be! More than 50.000 people were reached by the campaign on the day itself, in 42 European countries, and the online counter recorded a total number...
The Telecentre-Europe Summit 2009 took place on 14-15 October in Istanbul, Turkey. It brought together 90 telecentre network leaders from across the world. The event was managed by the Telecentre-Europe’s Steering Committee and Youth for Habitat, and was sponsored by Microsoft. The summit took forward the...
A short film was produced during one of the staff exchanges by Association Rural Internet Access Points, Lithuania and Responsible Business Institute, Poland. Telecentre-Europe Network staff exchange programme provided an excellent opportunity to meet colleges from different countries and share experience, discuss and prepare video film...
On April 8-9, 2008, more than 60 telecentre practitioners from 43 organisations, representing 23 countries across Europe, met for the European Telecentre Leaders Forum (TLF-E) in Riga, Latvia. The most urgent need was to create and build a community of people, who believe in the power...
On April 8-9, 2008, more than 60 telecentre practitioners from 43 organisations, representing 23 countries across Europe, met for the European Telecentre Leaders Forum (TLF-E) in Riga, Latvia. The most urgent need was to create and build a community of people, who believe in the power...
Telecentre-Europe and the University of Washington are conducting a survey to map the different ways in which telecenters and other social organizations assess the contribution of their programs to improve the lives of the people they serve. The survey serves two main purposes: – Develop an inventory of eInclusion actors based on the...