From: Görkem Çetin (gorkem@gorkemcetin.com)
Date: Thu 13 Jan 2005 - 11:27:38 EET
Merhaba
Bir başka duyuruyu paylaşmak istiyorum. UNESCO, 2005 yılı için bazı
fonlar ayırmış. Verilecek fonlar da şu tematik içeriği kapsıyor:
* preservation of information and universal access to it
* participation of all in the emerging global information society
* ethical, legal and societal consequences of ICT developments.
Dolayısıyla, Türkiye'de bu alanlarda çalışma yapanlar varsa, proje
tekliflerini uygun bir biçimde yazıp, UNESCO'ya teslim edebilir.
Özellikle ilk madde, Türkiye'de yerelleştirme alanında çalışma
yapan 30 kadar arkadaşı ilgilendiriyor.
Özer'in önceki e-postasına istinaden, bu mesajı proje-cg'ye de
gönderiyorum. Tartışmalar sanırım orada devam edebilir...
İyi çalışmalar
Görkem
* * *
UNESCO Calls for Proposals of Projects for Funding Under Information for
All Programme
29-12-2004 (UNESCO)
http://portal.unesco.org/ci/en/ev.php-URL_ID=17828&URL_DO=DO_TOPIC&URL_SECTION=201.html
UNESCO calls for proposals for projects to be funded by its Information
for All Programme, an international information society initiative
launched in 2001. Proposals with budgets ranging from approximately
US$25,000 (national projects) to US$45,000 (international projects)
should cover one of three areas: information literacy, preservation of
information, and ethical, legal and societal implications of the
information society.
Projects shall have specific, measurable, achievable, realistic and time
bound objectives and be operationally, technically and financially
feasible. They must include an evaluation component. Projects submitted
should also contribute to the achievement of the Millennium Development
Goals and correspond to the areas of the Action Plan adopted by the
World Summit on the Information Society.
Project applicants must complete on-line project proposals forms at
http://www.unesco.org/webworld/ifapprojects, where detailed submission
guidelines are available. Applications must be submitted no later than
20 February 2005.
The Information for All Programme (IFAP) provides a framework for
international co-operation and international and regional partnerships.
It supports the development of common strategies, methods and tools for
building inclusive, open and pluralistic knowledge societies and for
narrowing the gap between the information rich and the information poor.
IFAP contribute to the fulfillment of UNESCO's mandate to contribute to
"education for all", to the "free exchange of ideas and knowledge" and
to "increase the means of communication between peoples".
The Special Fund of the Information for All Programme (IFAP Special
Fund) is supported by voluntary contributions from UNESCO Member States
or any other donors. The total level of funding available for 2005 is
US$750,000.
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