More research projects

Right to Information

“Bottom Up” perspectives on ICTs and the Right to Information
2006
Michael Gurstein, Parminder Jeet Singh

Gender Equality in the Information Society

Gender in the Information Society – Emerging issues
2006
Anita Gurumurthy, Parminder Jeet Singh, Anu Mundkur, Mridula Swamy
Gender and ICTs - Bridge Cutting Edge Packs
2004
Anita Gurumurthy
Mapping gender in the information society: findings from South Asia
Gender perspectives on the information society - Has IT made a difference?

WSIS advocacy

Mapping an ignored agenda: Internet governance at the WSIS
2006
Anita Gurumurthy, Parminder Jeet Singh
Framing a global information society discourse
2006
Parminder Jeet Singh, Anita Gurumurthy
Financing ICTD: Insights from initiatives in India
2004
IT for Change

Information Society for the South

IT: An opportunity for developing countries?
2005
Anita Gurumurthy
Workshop on 'Advocacy in the Internet age – Exploring ways forward for the civil society'
2001
IT for Change
Development in the information society workshop - Impact of IT on health sector

Gender and ICT access

Saying no to a hand-me-down information society - The digital gap, gender and development
2005
IT for Change
What does the Internet Governance Forum signify for gender equality_IT for Change_Jan2013

Open Development

Unpacking the knowledge economy - Whither knowledge society?
2004
Anita Gurumurthy

e-VAW

Violence against women via cyberspace

CITIGEN Asia

The big deal about the network age: Political economy conversations from the CITIGEN Network

Research on ICT in Education

ICT programmes in school education: PPP models vs. integrated approach

ICT and Education

Final Report on ICT in School education
IBSA Multistakeholder meeting on Global Internet Governance - Recommendations
Comments on the Final Report of the Research Project 'Mediating Voices and Communicating Realities – Using Information Crowdsourcing Tools, Open Data Initiatives and Digital Media to Support and Protect the Vulnerable and Marginalised' - Full paper