eHomemakers ED Was Chosen As The APRICOT 2014 Ambassador
APRICOT 2014: Interview 1 APRICOT 2014: Interview 2
eHomemakers Won 2012 ISIF Asia Award
eHomemakers’ ECHO system has just won the Information Society Innovation Fund (ISIF Asia) award under the category ‘Code for the common good’. The ISIF Asia is a grants and awards program aims to stimulate creative solutions to ICT needs in the Asia Pacific region. Source: ISIF Award
Limited Resources, Unlimited Potential
Source: New Straits Times WOULDN’T it be simpler if you just gave them cash and told them to be on their way? That’s probably the commonsense approach to corporate sponsorships. And we all know that such sponsorships are not without the element of branding/advertising. “It’s not charity. It’s not a give-and-walk-away. It’s a…
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Microsoft UP Grant For eHomemakers
Source: Press release from Microsoft Malaysia Unlimited Potential (UP) is a community learning programme set up by Microsoft to help underserved communities worldwide to participate in ICT skills training. The UP programme partners with local organizations to benefit the community through software technology donation, localized curriculum, training grants and community technology and learning centres.…
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Rethinking The Digital Divide
Source: Shom Teoh from The Star Intech The Salaam Wanita experience illustrates one way of employing information and communication technology (ICT) to reduce poverty but it should not be emulated blindly, says Chong Sheau Ching who heads the support group. Instead, she hopes that it would motivate others to review the models that have been…
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Helping Malaysian Homemakers – Mothers On A Mission: eHomemakers Of Malaysia
Source: AdvocacyNet News The eHomemakers network, launched in Malaysia in 1998, is improving the lives of thousands of homemakers through the innovative use of information and communications technology (ICT). Founded by single mother Chong Sheau Ching, the primary aim of the network is to provide women with business skills and technical training that will help…
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Gender Equity In ICTs For Development
Source: International Development Research Centre PAN integrates a gender perspective into many of its projects, guided by a view of sustainable and equitable development in which women participate fully and women and men are represented equally. Recognizing the difference between projects that integrate an element of gender and social analysis to create gender-positive research outcomes…
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