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I’m trying to track down figures that show how accessible CD ROM format resources might be in Africa. We are currently reviewing methods for disseminating a training manual on HIV treatment issues, and would appreciate some advice on how to find this data. We are particularly interested in the usage of CD ROMs by the health sector and NGOs working in the health field.

Namibia has received part of the US$750,000 World Bank stash to develop its Country Gateway in line with the Bank's Development Gateway project.

The Environmental Justice Networking Forum (EJNF), a national Alliance of 300 non-government organisations, community based organisation and trade unions, is looking for a National Director.

The Environmental Justice Networking Forum (EJNF), a national Alliance of 300 non-government organisations, community based organisation and trade unions, is looking for a WSSD coordinator.

The Environmental Justice Networking Forum (EJNF), a national Alliance of 300 non-government organisations, community based organisation and trade unions, is looking for a WSSD administrator/secretary.

The Environmental Justice Networking Forum (EJNF), a national Alliance of 300 non-government organisations, community based organisation and trade unions, is looking for a media coordinator.

The main reaction of the majority of Kenyans to the shocking report by Transparency International exposing the most corrupt public institutions was one of pleasure. It meant Kenyans were ready to take the devilish problem of corruption by its horns.

Amnesty International and press watchdogs are calling on Sudan's government to stop jailing and harassing staff of the nation's only English-language newspaper, the Khartoum Monitor, which specializes in coverage of the southern part of the country, home to most of Sudan's African population and the main battleground of a brutal, 18-year-old civil war.

Journalists have long been accused of wielding power without responsibility. But a group of more than 200 UK-based editors, writers, producers and reporters have spent the last year acting on the Primo Levi principle: "If not us, who? If not now, when?" Together they have produced a book, "Reporting the World," a guide to "ethical reporting" in times of conflict.

Teacher unions and associations, the ministry, political parties and trade unions have all reacted strongly to a Medical Research Council (MRC) survey, detailed in a research letter published in the Lancet, a British medical journal, that found a third of all child rapes in South Africa are committed by teachers.

The 670-page Human Rights Watch World Report 2002 includes summaries of human rights events in 2001 in 66 countries, as well as analyses of U.S. and European foreign policy, refugee issues, international justice, corporate social responsibility, and the weapons trade. Sections of the report have been posted as PDF files in English, Spanish, Portuguese and French.

The Committee on the Rights of the Child concluded its review of an initial report from Malawi with a Committee Expert recommending, in preliminary remarks, that the Government increase its efforts to enact further laws for the promotion of child rights and to revise the country's Constitution to bring it in line with the provisions of the Convention on the Rights of the Child.

A broad range of Australian trade unions, church groups, student organisations and human rights bodies have signed a statement condemning ongoing human rights violations perpetrated by Morocco in the occupied territory of Western Sahara.

Increasing numbers of black parents in poor communities are setting up independent schools staffed by retired white teachers in response to what they see as shortcomings in the state education system.

An ambitious education programme that hopes to put every child in Senegal into school by the end of the decade has been criticised by teachers. They fear that it will allow the government to abdicate its responsibilities and privatise education.

Ten schools which were closed last year due to insecurity in Kenya's Kerio Valley will re-open next month.The schools were closed following attacks by raiders from neighbouring districts.

Efforts by the Tanzanian government to offer free basic education to the ountry's school-age children are being hampered by a serious shortage of education facilities, the BBC reported on 22 January.

Pact's Community REACH team is pleased to announce the release of Request for Applications (RFA) #02-A-1. Community REACH is a five-year, USAID funded program designed to facilitate the efficient flow of grant
funds to organizations playing valuable roles in the fight against HIV/AIDS, including PVOs, regional and local NGOs, universities and faith-based organizations.