Downloads

First Mile First Inch Project Brochures

• First Mile First Inch project overview (1.87Mb!)

• The telehealth experiences in Tsilitwa and Canzibe in the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa (3.6Mb!)

• The WiFi mesh network experiences in Peebles Valley, power line communications(PLC) in Rooiwal and the First Inch applications (3.9Mb!)

• FMFI in Mozambique & Angola: Meeting social needs through low cost telecoms (still to come)

22 November 2007 FMFI Dissemination Workshop, Maputo, Mozambique

• FMFI Dissemination Workshop Programme - Maputo (Portuguese)
• FMFI Dissemination Workshop Programme - Maputo (English)

Presentations

(still to come)

16 & 17 October 2007 FMFI Dissemination Workshop, Pretoria, South Africa

FMFI Dissemination Workshop Programme - Pretoria

Day 1 - Presentations

• Peebles Valley wireless mesh networks experience by David Johnson (Meraka Instuitute) and Dwayne Bailey (Translate.org.za)
• Rooiwal PLC Project by Maarten van Helden (City of Tshwane Metropolitan Municipality) and Louis Bapela
• FMFI HTML Translation by Dwayne Bailey, Translate.org.za
• Openphone and the DialogPalette Application by Riette Easton and Christiaan Kuun, Meraka Institute
• Policy and regulatory implications for wider diffusion of services and innovations by Prof. Alison Gillwald, LINK centre

Day 2 - Presentations

• Uganda Community Wireless Resource Centre (CWRC)
• DIY Mesh Guide introduction and overview David Johnson and Ajay Makan, Meraka Institute
• Outcome mapping methodology overview and implementation

04 October 2007 FMFI Dissemination Workshop, East London, South Africa

FMFI Dissemination Workshop Programme - East London

Presentations

• eHealth Programme, Department of Health, Eastern Cape by Dr Rajeeve Rao Eashwari, Department of Health, Eastern Cape
• UWC MUTI project - Eastern Cape tele-health by Bill Tucker, University of the Western Cape
• Tsilitwa tele-health project - Eastern Cape by Ajay Makan, Meraka Institute
• Policy and regulatory implications for wider diffusion of services and innovations by Prof. Alison Gillwald, LINK centre