WSIS Project Prizes 2013 – C4. PLIP builds communities ICT skills in 23 developing and transition countries (EIFL, Electronic Information for Libraries)
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WSIS Project Prizes 2013 – C4. PLIP builds communities ICT skills in 23 developing and transition countries (EIFL, Electronic Information for Libraries)
1. EIFL-PLIP builds
community ICT skills
in 23 developing and
transition countries
WSIS Project Prize 2013
Winner of Category C4
“Capacity building”
2. Public
libraries
exist
everywhere, in
almost every country.
There are more than
230,000 public libraries
in developing and transition
countries.
Libraries are specifically
designed to turn information
into skills and opportunities
4. Connecting to information
is critical for development
It
connects
youth to
innovativ
It helps
women
access
new
It
allows
citizens to
stay
5. EIFL Public Library Innovation
Programme (PLIP)
• Was launched to explore and demonstrate how ICT-enabled public
libraries can address community information needs.
• Provided small grants to 39 public and community libraries in 23
countries in Africa, Asia, Europe and Latin America to introduce
innovative services in the areas of:
– health;
– agriculture;
– economic development;
– education; and
– reaching out to disadvantaged and vulnerable members of the
community.
6. Our grants enabled libraries:
•To acquire technology;
•To build the capacity of librarians and community
members to use technology;
•To buy up-to-date print and electronic resources;
•To create content in local languages of interest to the
community; and
•To build partnerships with experts (health, agriculture,
etc).
All these elements enabled libraries to develop innovative
services that meet community needs.
EIFL Public Library Innovation
Programme (PLIP)
7. In just 1 year,
our PLIP libraries
helped over
9000 people build
their e-literacy skills.
14. EIFL(Electronic Information for Libraries)
is a not for profit organisation
working with libraries in
developing and transition
countries to bring
access to knowledge.
www.eifl.net
