The SPIDER ICT4DCambodia Network
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What to do
The network brings together the NGO ICT and non-ICT practitioners in each sector together to understand ICT4D initiatives that are implmenting, and for whom it may wish to learn and using technology for solving their development projects, as well as possible collaboration/networking. The objectives of its activities help practitioners both tech-based institutions and users develop new ideas and understand approaches that they can make their projects sustainable, and more realistically the problems they are trying to solve. In 2018, the network was decided to move on to a round hosting (Rotation) lead by primarily partners organizations who founding the network. Currently, Open Development Cambodia (ODC), is hosting the lead of the project which is supported by SPIDER from 2018.
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Recent Posts

SENSE MAKING: Humanify Tech to Thrive
On behalf of the ICT4D Cambodia Network, we would like to inform you that our partners, ST Engineering, the global technology, defence, and engineering group specializing in the aerospace, electronics, land system and marine sectors based in Singapore, is currently...

The Second Network Meeting on ICT for Education for 2020
MoEYS in collaboration with Open Development Cambodia (ODC) and ICT for Development (ICT4D) Network Cambodia is organizing the network meeting on Information and Communication Technology for Education (ICT4E) of all stakeholders in Cambodia, in order to share on-going...

Annual Program Statement for Digital Innovation and Information Fund
Innovations for Social Accountability in Cambodia (ISAC) is a five-year project supported bythe United States Agency for International Development (USAID) from October 2019 toSeptember 2024 and implemented by FHI 360, a non-profit human development...
SURVEILLANCE TECHNOLOGY IN THAILAND, CAMBODIA, AND TANZANIA: CASE STUDY FROM ENDING PANDEMICS
(Source: https://www.exemplars.health) Contributors Adam Crawley (i), Nomita Divi (i) (see institutional affiliations) San Francisco-based nonprofit Ending Pandemics works with partners in lower-income countries using innovative methods to prevent, detect, and contain...

Cambodia’s 115 Hotline: Successful COVID-19 Digital Response
(Source: https://www.ictworks.org) By Guest Writer on May 6, 2020 In 2015, the Cambodia Ministry of Health rolled out its national 115 health hotline with the objective to detect outbreak signals from the community via public reporting and via routine reporting from...