Bunker Roy

http://axladitsa.ning.com/video/bunker-roy-learning-from-a-barefoot-movement?xg_source=activity

Air Jaldi Gipfel, Dharamsala, India

in den unsere Freunde von der One Village Foundation involviert sind.

The Dharamsala Community Wireless Mesh Network interconnects more than 2,000 computers located within a 60 Km. radius around Dharamsala, India, using 30 locally developed routers based on modified low-cost consumer hardware and locally-brewed software. The network offers a wide variety of services to its users including broadband Internet access, VoIP-based telephone services, file sharing, offsite backup, etc. The network's capabilities and its exceptional affordability demonstrate a well-tested and replicable model for other rural communities in the developing world. The project has received national and international recognition for its achievements.

Air Jaldi Summit Partners

• The Tibetan Technology Center (TibTec?)which developed and maintains the low-cost Dharamsala Community Wireless Mesh Network that provides Internet connectivity to rural communities, schools and institutions in the Dharamsala region.
• The Tibetan Children’s Villages (TCV)* who will host the summit on its campus in Dharamsala. TCV has donated the use of its auditorium and additional spaces for the conference plenum and summit sessions.
• The World Summits on Free Information Infrastructure (WSFII)* which has chosen the Air Jaldi Summit to hold their annual meeting and workshops in Dharamsala. Immediately following the summit, WSFII will offer a two-week workshop in a range of wireless technology disciplines.
• The Oplan Foundation (OPLAN) *The Foundation is an independent, non-political and not-for-profit organisation that seeks to build greater and wider awareness and understanding of the massive social and economic benefits that OPLANS will deliver to their communities.
• Dalai Lama Foundation: http://www.dalailamafoundation.org/members/en/airjaldi.jsp
• For more information - http://Summit.AirJaldi.Com

SolarKocher in Indien: eine unglaubliche Erfolgsgeschichte

In der Zeitung "The Hindu" fand ein Freund diesen Artikel über den Erfolg der Österreichischen NGO Intersol

Ein interessantes /Dorfportal: 638387.org

Genausoviele Dörfer gibt es in Indien ... ihre Vielfalt sichtbar zu machen bezweckte dieses Portal
Leider verschwunden!

http://www.localgovernance.org

Eine sehr umfanmgreiche und lebendige Site für Soziale Ökonomie, interessanter Eintrag hier:

The people of KOYA WES LEE (Jan Jati Prakash/ Enlighten Tribal) want to start a move to establish Social Universities to empower Social Economy and Social Democracy. They are thinking to send their representatives to request for Contributions to the common people of India and other sensitive societies of the world. Representatives will try to reach all sincere persons to get their active supports.