Look to the Internet to fight poverty

As President-elect Barack Obama begins to put together his government, one question reigns supreme. How can he possibly deal with the economic crisis and the war in Iraq, and still have anything left over for the social justice initiatives that are so dear to many of the Democrats who elected him?

The challenge is tough but not impossible. In the past decade, information technology has begun to transform anti-poverty efforts and bring to the ... Full Story »

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by Roberto Escardo - Nov. 30, 2008

Informative, concise, make precise and appropriate suggestions. Mr Oboma knows a lot about the power of Internet, so he should follow the advice.

The possibilities of ICT's (Information and communication technologies) to help fight poverty are certain, but hard to materialize in the poor countries (despite some some highly successful experiences as the author remarks) Without doubt a big effort to apply ICTs in the USA intensively to anti-poverty efforts will help to generalize their use in the underdeveloped countries.

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