Jackfruity: Web 2.0 by farmers, for farmers

jackfruity* is the blog of rebekah heacock, a digital media habitué who writes about technology, aid & development, and how to deflect the romantic attentions of Ugandan public transit employees.

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*N.B. that, title notwithstanding, she's actually not all that fond of jackfruit.

Web 2.0 by farmers, for farmers

The Busoga Rural Open Source and Development Initiative is a local Ugandan non-profit that uses digital technology, including a blog, SMS and online forums and audio files in English and local languages, to help farmers in Uganda share information about health, agriculture and education. Check it out:

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