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WOUGNET has moved office. We are now located at Plot 55 Kenneth Dale, Off Kira Road, Kamwokya. Our Telephone and Fax number remain the same. Directions: As you go from the old office (Plot 53 Kira Road) towards Kira Road Police Station, look for Kenneth Dale Road on your left before the play ground. Take this road to the WOUGNET office. Click here for a map.

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The Southern African NGO Network (SANGONeT) is a dynamic NGO providing a wide range of information communication technology (ICT) services to NGOs and other development organisations in the Southern African region.

SANGONeT seeks to appoint a Training and Support Manager for a major multi-year Mobile Solutions for African Agriculture project.The project aims to implement a number of mobile phone applications in conjunction with four agricultural support organisations, to boost the income of small-scale farmers and increase the effectiveness of agricultural support programmes in Africa.  The position will be based in Johannesburg, with extensive travel required in Southern and Eastern Africa. Appropriately qualified candidates from Southern and Eastern Africa are invited to apply.

 
UGANDA RATIFIES THE MAPUTO PROTOCOL
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Years of lobbying and advocacy have finally yielded the very much needed and deserved fruits for
women's rights activists in Uganda, women in Africa and beyond. Today ,22nd JULY 2010 - Uganda has become the 28th Country to ratify the Protocol to the African Charter on Human and People’s Rights on the Rights of Women in Africa (Maputo Protocol). Uganda deposited her instruments  with the African Union this morning. This is an early milestone in the  2010-2020 African Women?s Decade ? a cause for celebration, an excellent way  to start the decade. 
 
Third Uganda National Internet Governance Forum
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The third National internet Governance forum was held in Kampala on 14th July 2010 at Imperial Royale Hotel. It was organized by I-Network, CIPESA and WOUGNET in collaboration with Uganda Communications Commission (UCC) and the Ministry of Information and Communication Technology (MoICT). Its purpose was to prepare for the forthcoming East African Internet Governance Forum scheduled for 11th to 13th August 2010.


 
EAC and EASSI sign Memorandum of Understanding
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The EAC signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Eastern African Sub-Regional Support Initiative for the Advancement of Women (EASSI) on 6th July 2010 at the EAC Headquarters. The EAC Deputy Secretary General (Productive and Social Sectors) Mr. Jean Claude Nsengiyumva signed on behalf of the EAC Secretariat while Ms Marren Akatsa-Bukachi (Executive Director) signed on behalf of EASSI.

 

 
Automation of WOUGNET resource centre begins
News - WOUGNET Resource Centre

WOUGNET’s resource centre was started in 2000 when the organisation began its activities, The resource centre was  mainly online with  just reports with no books. 10 years down the road, the resource centre has a variety of books ranging from Agriculture, gender and ICT, HIV/AIDS, Citizen journalism, general collection and many others.

Since WOUGNET’s  inception, the resource centre has not been automated, yet there is a big global transition technologically. Many organisations have resorted to digitizing their information material, this instigated WOUGNET to automate the resource centre to catch up with the changes.   Initially, users accessed the books and information through a manual process by checking direct  on the shelves and registering manually. This process has however been tiresome and time consuming.

 
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