World Bank Innovation Fair: Moving Beyond Conflict

Hi Daniel,

I saw your mail on your research study on Open Data Network. I thought, I
shall bring the following to your notice.

The World Bank Innovation Fair: Moving Beyond Conflict was held in Cape
Town, South Africa between April 13-15, 2010.

"e-Administration Open Source Tool for e-Governance" of Life Line to
Business, Chennai, India was selected as one of the top ranked proposals and
a big idea that can make the difference to 'Improve Service Delivery and
Governance through the Use of Communications Tools' under the theme -
'Improving governance and accountability through communication technologies'
out of many innovative projects submitted from around the globe.


More details of the Projects, Objectives, Innovations, Demonstrated
Development Impacts and Scalability can be seen at:

http://api.ning.com/files/zOVFGClaQ7ftty9hxPmoE1VkKlkCe0b8pyLLvlce81wVdsqNBhMSbojD869QGVG9M1tqZgc2kHB*J96oKy7Uy8zYMxwGPTLs/CompleteListOfSelectedProjects.pdf


http://innovationfair.spigit.com/homepagelight
http://innovationfair.spigit.com/Sector/View?sectorid=31
http://innovationfair.spigit.com/Idea/View?ideaid=68
http://innovationfair.spigit.com/UserTab?usertab=1

Thirty Innovators from conflict zones and rest of the world such as Kenya,
Nigeria, Liberia, Sierra Leone, Rwanda, Palestine, Pakistan, India, etc. and
specialists from around the globe shared their views on fragility and what
needs to be done to create a better world for all round peace.

Best,

  --
Kris Dev,
President & CEO,
Life Line to Business / Life Line to Citizen,
Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India.
email: krisdev@gmail.com
http://krisdev.wordpress.com/about/
URL: http://ll2b.blogspot.com
Ph: + 91 98 408 52132
Twitter: @krisdev

Winner of Innovations Award 2009 for IT Innovation and
Manthan Award 2006 for e-Inclusion & Livelihood Creation.
Selected for World Bank Innovation Fair 2010.

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and medical care and necessary social services, and the right to security in
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lack of livelihood in circumstances beyond his control. … Article 25 of the
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