Examples of using Telecentres in English and their translations into Russian
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Because cybercafés or government-sponsored telecentres can address each of these problems,
with ICT connectivity and related training using post offices as telecentres.
For instance, multi-use telecentres link poor populations to governmental services and educational opportunities, providing access to the Internet
For example, a recent UNCTAD study found that telecentres, a key policy instrument to support wider access to ICT,
implementation of the agricultural and rural development component of the telecentres and is applying a strategy that links telecentres to rural radio so as to improve the dissemination of information to remote audiences.
over 300 government websites were available in local languages and an island-wide rural network of 699 telecentres delivered e-government services in local languages.
Multipurpose Community Telecentres(MCTs), which could increase public access to the Internet.
curriculum programme and coordinating telecentres;
offering training courses to women in telecentres at low cost;
information technology use in telecentres for health and education which are based on partnerships see E/CN.16/2001/Misc.6.
other forms of public Internet access usually called telecentres, whereby computers with Internet access are installed in community phone-shops,
On the other hand, telecentres have been regarded as too costly to set up
the partners will work together to automate postal counter operations and establish telecentres in selected post offices throughout the kingdom to provide people with e-mail and e-post services.
such as telecentres, phone shops
which aims to train over a million people to operate telecentres.
meeting held in Lyon in November, where the possibility of convergence between UNCTAD's Trade Points and the telecentres of the International Telecommunication Union(ITU) had been discussed with high-ranking representatives of the World Bank and UNDP.
For instance, telecentres in an impoverished community in Nunavut(Canada), by concentrating resources
that there are local telecentres where the public can access the Internet
community-based centres(such as telecentres) have proven to be successful in providing basic training in ICT literacy
which aims at building local community networks interconnected for the purpose of providing access to communication services, and the Telecentres project, which contributes to decreasing the digital divide between rural