Local partners collaborate with Computer Aid to deliver vital technology solutions. Computer Aid helps close the digital gap via local partnerships in communities. Computer Aid partnering with local organizations ensures projects are tailored to local needs.
Computer Aid’s partner projects locally support community, education, and health. Digital skills and resources are provided through Computer Aid and community partnerships. Sustainable tech initiatives are built by Computer Aid collaborating with local partners.
Computer Aid creates stronger communities through support for local partners. Innovation and social impact are fostered by Computer Aid’s joint local initiatives. Computer Aid working with local groups increases project reach and effectiveness.
Sustained community support guides Computer Aid’s local partnership programs. Computer Aid local collaboration brings together diverse skills and resources. Computer Aid and local NGOs work side by side on digital inclusion programs.
Technical advice and capacity growth come from Computer Aid’s local support network. Computer Aid’s alliances locally encourage sharing expertise and best practices. Project delivery thrives on Computer Aid’s local partnership building efforts.
Empowering local partners with Computer Aid increases community self-reliance in technology. Computer Aid works with communities to solve practical problems through partnership. Computer Aid brings global experience and local insight to partner organizations.
Computer Aid’s local capacity building advances education and IT infrastructure. Listening to communities is key in Computer Aid’s local engagement. Measurable digital access results are achieved through Computer Aid’s local impact partnerships.
Unique local needs are met by Computer Aid and regional partners. Computer Aid partners for local development to spur jobs and the economy. On-the-ground project work is managed by Computer Aid’s local implementation partners.
Strengthening local partners ensures Computer Aid’s projects are sustainable and impactful. Computer Aid’s reach grows by partnering with trusted local groups. Global community improvement is driven by Computer Aid’s local partnerships.
the arrogance of the legal aid agency in their “a rush & a push & the land is ours” approach of deciding not to delay mandating ccms from 1 april 2016 was frustrating and disappointing. when mandated, the system had not been working for several weeks beforehand following what the laa refer to as a series of “enhancements” but what are known in common parlance as “fixing the latest error”. the net result is that ccms is still unstable and prone to errors. i have lost count of the number of times i and my colleagues have been unable to log in, have logged in & automatically been logged out, have been told we are using back/forward buttons on browsers when we have done no such thing and have had to apologise to clients for wasting their time.
most of us take for granted the fact that whenever we receive or buy a new personal device or handset, we are automatically able to connect to the internet via the vast infrastructure which dominates our landscapes and ensures that almost all of our locally and most densely populated towns and cities have enough connection […]
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computer aid international is a uk-based charity and social enterprise that works with ict to alleviate poverty and overcome discrimination and disadvantage. it receives large numbers of donated computers and other ict equipment which is refurbished and provided to local in-country partners and projects. some 300,000 computers have been provided in over 100 countries.
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donate computers, laptops and other technology to the turing trust to enable students across the globe to learn vital digital skills.
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computer aid international, london. 3,033 likes · 10 talking about this · 71 were here. we are working towards a world where everyone has equal access to ict.
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academics at the university of the highlands and islands are collaborating with a shetland-based software company to develop a game which boosts pupils’ maths skills. students and staff from moray college uhi’s computing and maths departments are working with mesomorphic ltd to create algorismus, an innovative computer game which aims to help students learn maths outside school.
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the university of reading and beihang university in china have partnered to allow students access to a unique bsc computer science learning experience.
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last week computer aid international celebrated providing its 200,000th computer to organisations working in education and development in more than 100 countries. computer aid’s founder and previous ceo tony roberts reflected on changes in the field of information and communication technologies for development (ict4d) over the last fifteen years: in 1997 when we founded computer […]
we spoke with ludovic gautier, head of programmes at computer aid, to find out about the initiative to supply laptops to universities in ukraine via gÉant’s partner uran, the ukrainian national research and education network. the shipment consists of 65 laptops that will help the academic community to carry out remote teaching, access online resources,
the hounslow’s promise local education charity is working with local schools to help provide computers or laptops to local school pupils who are needing to study at home but don’t have access to a computer or the internet. it is also supported by the london borough of hounslow and hounslow chamber of commerce. do you have an
join us for an in-person networking event to mark national end digital poverty day, an initiative created by digital poverty alliance to help raise awareness of digital poverty as a barrier to digital inclusion, and as an intersectional contributor to, and symptom of, poverty and inequality. hear from national, regional, and local partners on the work […]
the maksymovych scientific library at taras shevchenko national university of kyiv (knu) has celebrated the opening of a newly equipped computer centre, made possible by a donation of it equipment led by edinburgh global.
partners and partnerships are the lifeblood of computer aid and all that we do, and visiting ethiopia this week to meet with computer aid’s existing and prospective partners shows both the pr…
computer aid international is happy to announce a new partnership with orion global managed services who will be supporting our work on the malezi digital hub in kenya. orion global are specialists in global it services and resources, they will be funding the project as well as offering access to some of their expert engineers […]
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we provide computers and free laptop donations to schools in africa to provide technology opportunities to help combat the digital divide in africa
computer aid, a leading global provider of it consulting services, has selected sa.global to implement microsoft’s dynamics ax erp system as computer aid’s new global erp platform.
computer aid international works with education, health and other non-profit organisations in developing countries to improve the effectiveness of their develop
the fast-paced technological innovation has provided us with powerful computers/laptops at lower prices. every time we upgrade our computers (or other gadgets) to gain more speed or more storage, we are left with preloved computers that no longer meet our needs. it leaves us in a dilemma – what to do with them? what happens […]
this project has established 8 digital schools (with 40 pcs each), across kigali, rwanda. in total, the project has supplied 320 pcs, 24 laptops, assistive technology to aid classes, and impacted over 8,000 students from underprivileged communities in the project’s 2 phases. for many students attending these institutions, this project has provided the first opportunity to access ict. computer aid has also offered each participating school local […]
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we’ve deployed 2 solar learning labs in south africa, providing education and tech access to remote areas.
computer aid’s first south american zubabox in colombia provides solar-powered tech labs for underserved youth in cazucá.
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aston group generously provided 10 computers to hackney marsh partnership for young people who use concorde youth hub, in a match facilitated by hackney giving.
computer aid takes the equipment, wipes the data from it and donates it to different programmes across the world. our computers typically have a five year life and by donating them in this way we can extend the life of our equipment by another three to four years. during 2016/2017, 652 it assets were donated (4,451 kg) to computer aid, of the 652 items donated 367 units were re-used (2,513 kg) and 285 (1,938 kg) were recycled with the re-used assets sent to four projects in africa. (40% to kenya, 21% to zimbabwe, 21% to sierra leone and 18% to ethiopia). 0% of assets went to landfill as computer aid’s downstream partners operate a manual disassembly process, breaking down items to their constituent parts which are then sent to specialist refiners for re-use and recycling. kisii university, kenya computer aid has developed a scheme to enable university students to access technology during their studies and at home using laptops. most of the students have never received educational it training before university and require extra training to learn basic software packages such as word, powerpoint and excel in order to complete their homework and become employable upon graduation. shoosmiths’ computers have played a huge role in decreasing student to pc ratios at the university, enabling more students to apply it to their studies. world links hub, zimbabwe computer aid’s hub world links distributed shoosmiths computers to primary and secondary schools immediately before the examination period so that more pcs would be available to students taking their it exams. e class project in partnership with njala university, sierra leone computer aid partnered with njala university to equip 10 primary schools with computers in the classroom for the first time. through the partnership students and teachers will receive ict training from the university, supporting the integration of it into the schools’ curriculums. ethiopian knowledge and technology transfer society (ektts) computer aid sent our used equipment to ektts, its ethiopian partner hub which works with local government to set up it labs in primary and secondary schools across the country. computer aid commented ‘we are extremely grateful for shoosmiths generous donations and endless support over the years. the organisation shares our values and understands the importance of re-use.’
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