GDCO Telecentre gedaref university computer science college. Read e-Education in PDF. There is big digital divide in Sudan between rural-urban, women- men, able- disabled people. Many children are traveling with their families due to climate changes looking for better grazing area and water resources for their animals and miss the education.
Gedaref university has a problem in the e-Infrastructure. Theses challenged forced GDCO with its partners to find ways to tackle them. Women are more vulnerable group to poverty and illiteracy and they are not equally connected. Telecentres are strong win-win public, people and private partnership more than Telecentres overcome barriers that limit the sustainable development, reduce the impact of poverty, empowering women through ICT and more than one million were trained the basic computer and internet courses , include the excluded specially for people with disability.
Telecentres are strong tools for eradication of the resources of illiteracy and improve the quality of education reduced costs through ICT. DSE donated computers and they were used for developing our community projects. GDCO with the support of the digital city of Eindhoven received computers and many projects were developed to tackle this problem including the e-Education project. The e-Education project include.
Al-amal Deaf School Telecentre Dr. Agnes Centre. GDCO donated computers and established telecentres for people with disability, out of school children, schools, youth and farmer unions, and Gedaref university.
People with disability are still excluded from many areas of life especially information technologies IT and they had been ignored even in the millennium development goals MDGs. GDCO donated computers and 20 laptops to them and train them free. Free computers for Deaf to keep at Home. Agnes Telecentre in Gedaref Al-amal deaf school with 15 new child laptops and it is going to link it with a vocational training centre with 6 sewing machines and suitcase and shoes making machine.
