Mainstreaming ICTs Africa lives the information society

Mainstreaming ICTs is a contribution towards efforts to bridge the "policy-practice" divide. The book is aimed at development practitioners and ICT innovators interested in inventive technology applications. The book contains 10 case studies reflecting on the innovative and creative ways Information and Communications Technologies (ICTs) have been used to promote people-centred development in different Sub-Saharan African countries. The collection also features five toolkits which offer useful resources for civil society groups wanting to utilise ICTs for developmental initiatives.