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IPID The International Network for PG Students in ICT4D

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IPID (The International Network for Post Graduate Students in the Area of ICT4D) is an international network for Master and PhD students in the field of ICT for developing regions. The network is created to support and facilitate networking and knowledge sharing. Download the IPID folder

Almost 450 PG students from around 290 universities in 50 countries are participating in this network. View statistics

The focus is to support members through activities and communication. Activities are both academic and social, national as well as international. Academic activities include conferences, seminars and post graduate courses. Social activities will encourage networking, contacts, communication and collaborations.

ICT4D Symposium 2010

The 2010 Annual Conference of the International Network for Postgraduate Students in the Area of ICT4D will be held the 9th-10th September 2010 at Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya, Barcelona, Spain. For more information visit ICT4D Symposium 2010.

Funding opportunity for IPID 5th Annual Conference for IPID members connected to SPIDER Swedish Partner Universities.

ICTD London 2010


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IPID will co-coordinate PhD activities at the ICTD 2010 conference in London in December. Please visit the official website for more information about the conference http://www.ictd2010.org .

More information and the Call for Papers can be found at ICTD 2010 Postgraduate strand.

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In order to take part in the IPID activities you need to be a registered member. Membership is free! As a IPID member you will also twice a month receive a newsletter containing ICT4D and IPID related news.

Join IPID: http://www.humanit.org/PID/registration.php

Sponsors


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The IPID network is mainly financed by The Swedish Program for ICT in Developing Regions (SPIDER) http://www.spidercentre.org/

IPID is also supported by Örebro University, Karlstad University and HumanIT.

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