1. Today's question: Which ICTs are most effective in reducing poverty?

2. Janet Achora: New ICTs; Community radio stations. Mobile and village phones and any other ICTs that use Visuals and Voice in localized languages. Old ones; Community meetings.

3. Agnes Kadama: It is of cause the traditional ICTs like the radio - in this case the community radio, coz the bulk of the population lives in rural communities - and they are the poor, the women, who cannot afford modern ICTs which are even a myth to them.

4. Immelda Kahangirwe: Newspapers, typing and photocopying services, telephone and internet are the best poverty reduction providers.

5. Cissy Nyarwa:  Radios rank high if well utilized, cellphones, internet through telecenters, posters.

6. Betty Mulemezi: Radio because majority can get access to it even at the neighbour’s place and wealth knowledge can be achieved for action.

7. Etheldreda Yatuha: Radios.

8. Diana Butegwa: Mobile phones and community radio stations most effective ICTs.

9. Constantine Bitwayiki: Rural and Urban community information centers reinforced with community radio.

10. Margaret Kakembo: radios, cellphones, internet would be good but access is a problem to us in rural areas.

11. Betty Akullu: Telephone, radio, internet and posters are the best for poverty reduction.

12. Ednah Karamagi: From experience there is no more effective method, what works for one may not else where. Use a cocktail of them 4 better results though consider adaptability, cost, practicality, access etc.

13. Esta Kiwazi: Radio because its one medium that reaches the populace in the safety of their location and is literacy/pocket friendly.

14. Paul Othieno: Rural community information centers reinforced by internet facilities, books, mobile phones and radio stations.

15. Lillian Nalwoga: It’s the combination of both traditional and modern ICTs (radio, mobile, internet etc). We can’t concentrate on one or two tools.

16. Mercy Apio KIC Apac: Radio reaches people who can't read, see and write because an average of 4 in every 10 families own radios, even in very very poor communities, radio's penetration is vast.

17. Thanks for your contributions this week, we continue the discussion on ICT and Wealth Creation on Monday 28^th April. Enjoy your weekend.