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Volume 1: Basics for starting up a computer recycling businessAn n e x 3PartnersUNESCOWithin the context of emerging technology-based knowledge societies,UNESCO supports initiatives, serves as a laboratory of ideas and fosterscooperation between stakeholders in order to reduce the reduction of thedigital divide on an environmentally sound manner.ANNEXESThe Organization has been involved in several projects in the domain ofcomputer refurbishment through its website, experts meetings, supportinginitiatives by FAIR, Schoolnet Africa, etc. It also contributed developcapacity building tools such as the on-line (and CD-ROM) training oncomputer refurbishment, which is part of the Online Multimedia TrainingKit.Finally, UNESCO sets up several projects promoting IT based small businessesfor local development. Considering the absence of training toolsfor entrepreneurs in the computer recycling area, it decided to set up agroup of partners and develop such a tool, thus contributing to developlocal capacities, creating small business opportunities while fosteringinternational cooperation and shared experience in this domain.UNESCO is also UN leading agency for the UN Decade for Education toSustainable Development.Additional informationUNESCO website: www.unesco.org81
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