Irish Government invites einclusion applications
Howard Lake | 11 September 2005 | News
The Minister for the Information Society, Tom Kitt, is inviting proposals for projects to be funded under the einclusion fund. The fund, of ‚€1.025, was established to support the participation of late adopters of technology.
The purpose of the einclusion fund is to target those who are at greatest risk of being left behind in the move to the Information Society. This call is directly primarily at older people and people with disabilities and is seeking project proposals which exploit the potential of technology to foster communities of common interest through on-line services and networks.
Projects should focus on digital content and skills development. The closing date for receipt of applications is Friday 30th September.
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