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Khmer internet: Cambodia case study
Geneva:
International Telecommunication Union (ITU)
(2002), 42 pp., illustr., tables, abbrev. p.38, web direct. p.39
Minimum data consumption: how much is needed to support online activities, and is it affordable?
World Bank
(2021), 19 pp., bibliogr. p.17-19
"The primary payment method for mobile internet usage in most developing countries is prepaid, with the amount tied to a specific volume of data usage. Data volume is therefore a useful yardstick to determine how much is needed to carry out important welfare enhancing activities online. For foundati...
Investigating land and corruption in Africa: a training manual for journalists
Berlin:
Transparency International
(2017), 150 pp.
ISBN 978-3-96076-071-9
CC BY-ND
"This manual is for anyone who provides training and capacity-building for investigative journalists in Africa including facilitators, trainers, lecturers and teachers. It has been written to support journalists in Africa to investigate and report stories of land corruption; a subject that remains u...
