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Comment by KGC Jayasinghe on july 04,at 17.35pm
Congratulations Deepika
I am very happy and prude about she. because, our society is very poor and remote area. They have financial difficulties get the ICT facilities. But they need ICT facilities. ...
Congratulations Deepika
This is a very good example of ICT, ENERGY and REACH
You have been working hard
Niranjan Meegammana
http://www.shilpasayura.org
“Nenasala Mobile Library”
Information & Communication Technology Agency (ICTA) under the e-Sri Lanka initiative launched ‘Nenasala Sakmana’ (mobile telecentre library) on 16th June 2009. Main objective of the respective project is to empower the r...
While congratulating success of Deepika, the manager and owner of Suriyawewa Nenasala, She is one of the first batch who started operation of the Nenasala in year 2005. She was selected to visit MSSRF in last and is a reward from Government of Sri...
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Graduate Instructor at Ministry of Youth affairs in Sri Lanka.
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Nanasakmana Mobile Lab
“Nenasala Mobile Library”
Information & Communication Technology Agency (ICTA) under the e-Sri Lanka initiative launched ‘Nenasala Sakmana’ (mobile telecentre library) on 16th June 2009. Main objective of the respective project is to empower the rural community with benefits of ICT. “Nenasala Mobile Library” was implemented with the intention of expanding the ICT facilities among rural community.
This project was launched in Suriyawewa, a divisional secretariat situated in Southern part of S… Continue
Information & Communication Technology Agency (ICTA) under the e-Sri Lanka initiative launched ‘Nenasala Sakmana’ (mobile telecentre library) on 16th June 2009. Main objective of the respective project is to empower the rural community with benefits of ICT. “Nenasala Mobile Library” was implemented with the intention of expanding the ICT facilities among rural community.
This project was launched in Suriyawewa, a divisional secretariat situated in Southern part of S… Continue
Posted on June 29, 2009 at 11:30am — 3 Comments
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- At 3:31am on October 3, 2009,
krishibid durlave roy said…
- hi Deepika,
how are you ?
- At 5:22am on July 2, 2009,
R. I. Akram said…
- Dear Deepika
Congratulation For your Message and accept me as friend.
I am happy, so thank you
R. I. Akram
Knowledge Officer, Practical Action Bangladesh. Mobile:01720565903
- At 9:48am on June 26, 2009,
Francis Mwathi said… - Hallo Deepika,
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