Seminar and Activities
Link ที่น่าสนใจ‘Portraits of Perseverance’ is an on-going community project that follows the lives of five Malaysian women who persevere in the face of chronic illnesses, READMORE |
Amazing Thailand Amazing Thailand The national tourism slogan goes “Thailand-Truly Amazing”. And it’s true. But it’s not just tourism in Thailand that fits this bill. In just a few years the telecentre movement in Thailand has blossomed into something “truly amazing” READMORE |
Memorandum of Understanding The Ministry of Information, Communication and Technology and Sukhothai Memorandum of Understanding “To Empower Community Capacity Under Contexts of Self-Sufficiency Economy via ICT” Between The Ministry of Information, Communication and Technology and Sukhothai Thammathirat Open University READMORE |
World Report 2012 | Human Rights Watch The introductory essay examines the Arab Spring, which has created an extraordinary opportunity for change. The global community has a responsibility to help the longsuppressed people of the region seize control of their destiny from often-brutal authoritarian rulers. Standing firmly with people as ... READMORE |
ASEAN Foundation delivers ICT Training for SMEs in North Lombok On 24-29 October 2011, ASEAN Foundation has successfully conducted ICT Training for SMEs in Pusat Komunikasi Kreatif (Creative Communication Center) Sokong Village, Lombok Utara. READMORE |
The final transmission of E-women in Thailand. Competing internationally. The final transmission of E-women in Thailand. Competing internationally. READMORE |
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Products
Hand woven doormat: the creditable product of Klong5 Doormat Group, Srijula District, Nakornnayok Doormat is the necessary stuff for every household, at least one doormat can be found in one household. Therefore, the business opportunities of doormat are always opened for new entrepreneurs. READMORE |
Group of hand woven fabric at Nameunsri, Nayong District, Trang Nameunsri is one of tambols in Trang. Generally, people there are agriculturists working on paddy field and rubber tree. However, to increase monthly income, people spend free time with hand woven fabric. READMORE |
Sugar cane products: enjoying with natural sweet taste at Nongwha community To cook tasty Thai food, it cannot avoid using sugar. However, white sugar many people using now is full of chemical and inorganic ingredients, it then easily harms health and causes a number of diseases, such as diabetes. When sweet taste is inevitable, why don’t we use natural sugar made by organic process, for instance the sugar cane products of Nongwha community. READMORE |
Be Healthy with high quality honey products at Tambol Nongwha Bee Farm Community Enterprise It is known that honey is good for health, skin and hair. With high quality honey products, humans will be alive longer. There are a number of bee farm in Thailand and they also manufacture a lot of honey products per year; however, it cannot refuse that many honey products are full of chemical substance which can damage health. READMORE |
Natural Health: answer of healthy skin Healthy and beautiful skin is the aspiration of all women and many of them have to spend lot of money to buy expensive cosmetic imported from abroad. However, high brand cosmetic may not always bring about satisfied result especially Asians whose skin is different from Europeans. Some chemical ingredients consisted in cosmetic will damage Asian people’s skin rather than nurture it. READMORE |
Ranong: Only Home of Water Onion Mr. Chamni Aunkow, 41 years old, former head of the department of education, Palenklongmuangkroung hunting area, Moo1, Suksamran District, Ranong province told us about “Pleanpraisrinaka Group”. Pleanpraisrinaka is the group focusing on environmental preservation, founded by Chamni and other 9 people on 8th September 2005. READMORE |
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PR
Please, follow up our Thai telecentre Photos competition on Telecentre.org now! CCDKM invited all you guys to follow up our photos in photo essay competition of Telecetre.org under the topic of My Telecentre @ Work pleas, follow the link here! http://community.telecentre.org/photo/album/listFeatured?xg_source=msg_feat_album READMORE |
Asian Women in Co-operative Development Forum (AWCF) Update!!! starting 15 October 2011, AWCF will no longer use the numbers (632) 913-1381 and (632) 437-4420 as its office telephone and fax numbers. You can reach us now at telephone and fax no. (632) 438-7666. We are still maintaining awcf@coopwomen.org as our email account and www.coopwomen.org as our website. Thank you, Asian Women in Co-operative Development Forum Asian Women in Co-operative Development Forum (AWCF)2706-A Regalia Park Towers, 150 P. Tuazon Blvd., Cubao, Quezon City PhilippinesTelefax: +632-438-7666E-mail: awcf@coopwomen.orgWebsite: www.coopwomen.org READMORE |
Sookmyung Clipping News Sookmyung Women’s University is a private university in Yongsan-gu, Seoul, South Korea. Founded in 1906, Sookmyung is Korea’s first royal private educational institution for women. Global news: such as news and activities, Gender and ICT, etc. http://scms.sookmyung.ac.kr/wiz/user/apwinc/newsclipping/news_20111006.html READMORE |
the growth of Armanah Credit Union Cooperation, Surathani March 28, 2011, the member of Armanah Credit Union Suksamran Limited held the workshop "Philosophy, Principle and the Process of sustainable Credit Union Cooperation" at Sala KCLC. READMORE |
CCDKM and Telecentre.org Foundation have collaboration to conduct E-Women project in Thailand In 2011, with the collaboration with Telecentre.org Foundation, CCDKM will lead to conduct the project "Telecentre Women: Digital Literacy Campaign" in Thailand. READMORE |
ICT Development in Lao PDR Lao People’s Democratic Republic (PDR) is a small, landlocked country in Indochina, with China, Cambodia, Vietnam, Myanmar, and Thailand as its neighbours. A large part of the country is mountainous and forested and the country has an abundance of natural resources. The majority (73 percent) of the country’s 5.62 million people (as of 2005) live in the rural areas. About 40 percent of households have no access to electricity, almost 50 percent have access to electricity through the national grid, and another 10 percent use generators or car batteries to generate electricity. READMORE |
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