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Can ICTs Improve Democracy and Governance in Myanmar?

Washington DC | By Guest Writer on September 3, 2014 | Comments Off on Can ICTs Improve Democracy and Governance in Myanmar?

Internet access, in particular via mobile technology, gives citizens a medium through which to exercise their political voice. It can be used to challenge preexisting power systems and is a potential game-changer in countries with undemocratic regimes. As we’ve seen with the Arab Spring, citizens can use Internet tools to place the fates of governments…

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Can ICTs Improve Democracy and Governance in Myanmar?

Upcoming Meetings

Last Chance to RSVP: What is Your Generative AI & Data Policy?

Please RSVP Now: What is Your Generative AI & Data Policy?

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Accra

How Ghanaians Can Engage with and Create Generative AI Solutions

New York

How GenAI Will Affect Election Misinformation in 2024

New York

Meaningful Participation and Accountability is Possible in AI

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