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A Global Summit about
Mobile Technology for Social Impact
October 13-15, 2008
Johannesburg, South Africa

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Wireless Technology for Social Change

Read the new report on trends in mobile use by NGOs:

Wireless Technology for Social Change.

The report was commissioned by the UN Foundation/Vodafone Group Foundation Partnership and written by Katrin Verclas and Sheila Kinkade.

MobileActive News Aggregator

Jul 18: StoryBank – using mobiles to share stories in an Indian village
Jul 18: Switching on: Connecting the world
Jul 18: Anthropologists are a vital tool in developing mobile phones for the third world
Jul 17: Mobile development in a hurry
Jul 16: And then on mobile phones and e-health initiatives from Chetan Sharma

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Jul 25: Zimbabweans Use Blogs, Texting to Exchange Info
Jul 22: Openmoko Signs Koolu to Distribute FreeRunner Open Source Mobile Phone
Jul 21: Sri Lanka Bans Lending Mobile Phones to Friends
Jul 18: Mobile Livecasting Faces Off: Qik vs Kyte vs Flixwagon
Jul 18: Mob4Hire - Crowdsourced Mobile Application Testing

Greenpeace UK

file under:
climate change, deforestation, disarmament, Energy Conservation and Green Living, environment, Environment and Ecology, global warming, oceans, peace, Peace, War, and Conflict Resolution, whales, whaling

operates in:
United Kingdom

contact:
Canonbury Villas London N1 2PN United Kingdom http://www.greenpeace.org.uk

Using mobile phones in direct actions to record images and video (see our moblog profile).

Using a text-for-info service to recruit new supporters and sending out campaign alerts via SMS.

References / Past Projects

Greenpeace stands for positive change through action. We defend the natural world and promote peace.

We investigate, expose and confront environmental abuse by governments and corporations around the world.

We champion environmentally responsible and socially just solutions,including scientific and technical innovation.

Greenpeace does not solicit or accept funding from governments, corporations or political parties. Greenpeace neither seeks nor accepts donations which could compromise our independence, aims, objectives or integrity. Greenpeace relies on the voluntary donations of individual supporters, and on grant-support from foundations.