All Member Comments

“ In this day and age where ict's play a major part of our day to day lifes, people need to learn to harness the power they hold and make them work for the greater good of their communities, to alleviate the problems that plague Africa and other poor parts of thr world. It would be a shame if this ablitiy to commicate and network wasn't used to make lives better. ”

— Rosie Chirongoma on Jul 15, 2009.

“ Really interesting for NGO's to learn how technology can make them more efficient & effective and also save them money! ”

— Bill Gee on Jul 14, 2009.

“ It facilitates social networking and showcases interesting projects in mobile technology for development ”

— Kathy Fisher on Jul 15, 2009.

“ a great way to engage with civil society initiatives and knowing who they are and what they are doing. ”

— Lonwabo Kilani on Jul 15, 2009.

“ Hearing about who is doing what and where there are collaboration opportunities. ”

— Tracey Bourne on Jul 15, 2009.

“ It is a platform for sharing beyond our limited office or social networks. It is not formal and hence we can go crazy with our ideas and thoughts. ”

— Ruth Rakosa on Jul 15, 2009.

“ Form of reaching out to other people and establish working relations to optimise mobile development for social development. ”

— Nonhlanhla Mbonani on Jul 15, 2009.

“ Both questions of internet penetration and State censorship versus freedom of media have been worldwide the focal point of many discussions in past years. Now with new media and its networking-sharing force, the focus is shifting from - How many can access information- to - How many can be reached-. With mobile and web based applications, the mainstream media -MEDIUM- role is outshined as the audience, communities in rural and urban areas can produce or reach information from its source. Thanks to platforms like Netsquared which facilitates the networking. ”

— Adam Mukendi on Jul 15, 2009.

“ Excellent way to meet up with other people working for social change/social good and see what other people are working on and look for collabrations ”

— rob allen on Jul 15, 2009.