[kictanet] Kenya Wins Technology in Government in Africa Award

[Alex Gakuru]

Weird as it actually sounds even to me, I say "congratulations government!"

For outsiders to award Kenya government, it means you must be doing a couple
of some things very well. We assure you of continued critique so that you
can excel on very many connectivity things for the consumers of e-government
services.

Alex

On 5/7/07, John Kariuki <jnkariuki at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> *Kenya has won a Technology in Government in Africa(TIGA) Award in the
> category *
> *"Improved educational services through the use of ICTs"
>
> *This award recognizes outstanding achievements by organisations or teams
> in developing and implementing innovative projects to improve online as well
> as Government eServices using other forms of education service delivery;
> Specific examples include using ICTs for innovation in learning and teaching
> for citizens and communities as well as the provision of e-administration in
> the delivery of education services.
>
> The project which won the award is the Automation of Secondary School
> Placement and Online Exam Result Delivery, Kenya
> http://www.education.go.ke; http://www.kenya.go.ke . The project ia a
> Government of Kenya initiative to improve access to educational information
> and services through use of ICTs.
>
> For more information on TIGA Awards visit http://www.uneca.org/aisi/
>
>
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