At 01:44 PM 8/11/2005, you wrote:
>Mais nous avons des voix, nous comprennons
>utiliser ce grand "tool" de TIC, et c'est possible que nous aidons
>"de faire preuve d'un engagement politique fort et résolu."
>De

As De remarks ICT could (and must) be a useful
tool in order to engage our selves and others in
subjects like famine in african countries, but
for me is not clear how exactly doing that. One
important way to help is to understand the
problem and contribute to spread the information about I think.

I have receive the following information from
NetAid, that I hope could be useful.

http://www.netaid.org/act_now/crisis/niger-famine/niger-qa.html
http://www.netaid.org/act_now/crisis/niger-famine/a-voice-from-the-field.html
http://ga0.org/campaign/niger_famine/wwdkkw32o5dnb3b?

>Dear Friend of NetAid,
>
>The images are familiar ones: communities in
>exodus, children on the brink of starvation, and
>lines of people waiting for food. There is a
>famine in the African country of Niger and
>millions of people are at risk of dying of hunger.
>
>What caused this famine? Could it have been
>prevented? How can we help the people of Niger
>and avoid similar crises in the future?
>
>These are the questions we ask when we see the
>images from a country where nearly one quarter
>of the population is without food. Now, NetAid
>is going to help you get some answers.
>
>First, we'll help you understand the famine and
>its root causes through a series of straightforward questions and answers.
>Second, we'll give you a firsthand account of
>the situation on the ground through an interview
>with a relief worker in Niger.
>Third, we’ll tell you how you can take action to
>help people in Niger now and avoid similar crises in the future.
>
>-The NetAid Team

http://www.netaid.org/act_now/crisis/niger-famine/niger-qa.html
http://www.netaid.org/act_now/crisis/niger-famine/a-voice-from-the-field.html
http://ga0.org/campaign/niger_famine/wwdkkw32o5dnb3b?
Nearby mar 30 ago 2005 05:00:11 AST