Combining technology and services to embrace change

Charge-up Ghana: Pilot Workshop February 2014

With Charge-up Ghana, SVAfrica and VEG want to train young people to produce 
small, cheap and low-tech solar-powered devices such as cell phone chargers, lamps 
and radios. This video shows the pilot phase which took place in Ho, Ghana on the 
premises of VEG in February 2014.

Uncovering some of the latest ICT4D trends

Matilda Amissah-Arthur Donates Computers To Osu Home JHS

The advent of technology has made writing letters a thing of the past. In times past,
'Pen friending' or 'pen palling' was common among students, in secondary schools, 
who made friends with people in other countries through writing letters. Computers 
and the Internet have made it even easier for such friendships to thrive. Mrs Matilda 
Amissah-Arthur encouraged students to use the Internet to cultivate genuine

C4C Learning Workshop in Tamale, Northern Region - Ghana

This is a reflective video of some participants at the Connect4Change 
Education Ghana Project held in Tamale, Ghana at Radach Conference 
from 26th - 27th January, 2015

Bill Gates Drinks Water That Was Human Waste

Bill Gates recently got to check out the Omniprocessor, an ingenious machine designed 
and built by Janicki Bioenergy, which turns human waste into water and electricity. 
In places without good waste treatment plants, it could be a real game-changer.
Learn more at https://www.thegatesnotes.com

Mac-Jordan Degadjor - Africa’s Tech Frontier

Mac Jordan Degadjor's speech at the 2014 Oslo Freedom Forum. See more talks 
like this at www.oslofreedomforum.com and follow @OsloFF for updates.