Mobile Technology by NGO's in the Developing World
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presentation for GlobalFest 2011 at Skagit Valley College, Mount Vernon, WA. 8 Feb 2011
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Mobile Technology by NGO's in the Developing World
- 1. Engaging Technology at the Village Level
- 2. The Use of Mobile Technology by NGO’s in Developing Countries
- 3. Farmer to Farmer – to Market
- 5. Paper Data Systems Haiti
- 6. Paper Data Systems Myanmar
- 7. Paper Data Systems Bolivia
- 8. Philippines
- 9. Cell Phones Smart Phones/PDA’s Netbooks Laptops
- 10. Mobile Information Technology We used to bring our work to the computer… Now, we take computing to our work
- 11. Moving the Information – Both Directions! Alternative Alternative Publication Subscription Publication Subscription NOTE: All DB Servers are Publishers. NOTE: PDAs are not Publishers. NOTE: Servers are the Publishers for next Lower level DB locations. NOTE: Subscriptions should be conducted to the immediate higher level DB Servers. Database Central MIS Server District DB Server Upazilla DB Server PDA
- 12. How I Became Involved…
- 13. El Salvador – 2003
- 14. El Salvador – 2003
- 15. El Salvador – 2003
- 16. El Salvador – 2003
- 17. Where Have I Worked?
- 18. El Salvador Vietnam Bangladesh Haiti Guatemala Mali Bolivia Guinea Tajikistan Armenia Philippines Malawi Egypt Myanmar Uganda Jordan Pakistan Yemen Sudan West Bank Mozambique
- 19. Bangladesh – Feb 2010
- 20. Bangladesh
- 21. Bangladesh – Last Month
- 22. Myanmar (Burma)
- 23. Myanmar (Burma)
- 24. Myanmar (Burma)
- 25. Yemen
- 26. Mombasa - Kenya
- 27. Mali
- 28. Guinea – West Africa
- 29. Bolivia
- 30. Tajikistan
- 31. Bolivia
- 32. Malawi – Highway Lunch
- 33. What Is mICT? How do I do my Work?
- 34. Mobile Data Collection Devices
- 43. Field Training
- 44. Darfur - Sudan
- 45. Armenia
- 46. Guatemala CO Results Framework Indicator Definition to Database Linkage
- 47. Vietnam
- 52. The Bicycle Lady - Bangladesh
- 53. The Village Bicycle Lady - Bangladesh
- 54. Cell Phone-based Text Broadcasting - Frontline SMS
- 55. Frontline SMS
- 56. Cell Phone-based Survey Form - Frontline SMS
- 57. Solar Chargers - Ready for Next Survey
- 58. Cell Phones in Health Care
- 59. Save the Children USA – Bangladesh Case Study Jibon O’ Jibaka (Life and Livelihood) Five year aid plan: 465,000 mothers and children under 2 years receive maternal health care and food rations
- 60. Barisal Food Distribution Center
- 61. Bangladesh Jibon O Jibika
- 62. Bangladesh McAid Food Distribution Center
- 63. Bangladesh McAid
- 65. Food Distribution in Haiti (Liancours)
- 66. It’s not about technology… it’s about People.
- 68. Cultural Context
- 69. Uganda
- 70. Gender
- 71. Gender
- 72. Trust
- 73. Trust
- 74. Trust
- 75. Skeptical….
- 76. Interested…
- 77. Disengaged…
- 78. El Salvador Field Review
- 79. “If it doesn’t work in the field… …then it doesn’t work”.
- 80. How Can You Become Involved?
- 81. • Self Assess: Passion & Ability • Research – Learn • Connect – Twitter, Facebook • Participate – Working Groups (Skype) • Volunteer – Internships
- 82. Questions? David Isaak www.sixbluedata.com