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Dossier Contents
Canadian Physicians for Aid and Relief use technology training to create new livelihoods in Uganda....
The use of hand-held technology allows health workers to monitor an ARV therapy rollout in South Africa....
Bamboo fertilization and propagation techniques are critical to its survival....
Wood, the world's most reliable and renewable source of energy, is being taken for granted....
In Niger, the government implements community sensitive forestry techniques....
Trees and crops are not enemies. IDRC works with farmers in Nepal on planting strategies....
Speed of re-growth and decomposition of crops and trees are mandatory experiments....
A workshop on wireless connectivity in Africa demonstrates how easy and cost-effective wireless can be....
An explanation of why Rana teaches video to the people who are directly involved in agricultural projects....
Rana on how digital video has changed the creation and distribution of media....
A remarkable account of the many uses of bamboo and where it comes from....
How Rana teaches in a foreign culture, where technology and literacy are not what he was used to in Ottawa....
An observation on cultural influence and how it affects his students' videos....
How creating your own media changes the way you think about media in the world around you....
Rana describes the real goal of the training he provides....
How wireless technology might change the way development work is done....
Rana's opinion about the utility of technology in development work....
The use of media at the grassroots level can make a difference....
Rana tells how he became hooked on digital video and began to see its potential in development work....
Rana's hopes for the users of media training....
How Rana went from training development workers in the West to training people on the ground in India....
Rana's encouragement for would-be filmmakers....
How Rana went from training development workers in the West to training people on the ground in India....
The kind of future Rana would like to see....
Rana explains the connections between the different development agencies that fund his work....
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Congatulations
by lorna pitcher
Mon, 09/10/2007 - 12:50
Congatulations Rana your talk in Rebels with a Cause in Citizen Shift is brilliant. i'm sending it to my teacher friends at Sterling Hall School for boys in Toronto (JK to Grade 8) for them to use in media studies/art/english/social studies. I retired after 18 years of teaching in June and am starting a new career...which i'm making up as i go along... in advocay for Africa. I went to Bududa, Uganda for my March Break and I'm hooked on helping those people. Do you or any of your colleagues want to stay in George Walumoli's guest house ($10/night) and make a film about the Children of Hope Saturday orphans program or about the new vocational school, Bududa Hope Technical Institute, built over the past 5 years by my friend's American Quaker group?? She'll be there Nov to April. I'd love to hear from you. My daughter just got her Masters in International Development, thesis "Girl's Education in India". She's now getting her teaching degree from OISE in Toronto. Would you come and do a guest lecture at her International Education course?? I'd love to hear from you. Lorna
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