This edition of Logon4D focuses on how mobile devices are being used to ensure the poor benefit from Ghana's National Health scheme. Read more about how Bolivian students help victims of domestic violence online. You can find out why a local radio station in Burkina Faso received presidential recognition, and what new digital tools were introduced to teachers in Zambia.
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SEND foundation in Ghana has launched a project to use mobile devices to collect
data to assess if the poor are benefiting from the government's
National Health Insurance Scheme. IICD will provide technical advisory
support and training.
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Law and psychology students in Santa Cruz provide online legal and
psychological advice to women victims of domestic violence. This is
part of the IICD-supported Casa de la Mujer project. The students are
almost finished or recently graduated from the Universidad Autónoma
Gabriel René Moreno.
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