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Diplo ups number of APCDIG groups
Thanks to the huge volume of very good applications, Diplo has saw the need to offer more places and create more groups for participants from Africa, the Caribbean and the Pacific.
The seven groups, forming part of the APC Capacity Development programme in IG and ICT Policy, gather 127 participants from 48 APC countries. Diplo has also offered fellowships to every participant admitted to the programme.
In two weeks since the start of the programme, the classrooms have been totally transformed from empty spaces to classrooms brimming with hypertext entries and Forum posts. Trainees are busy sharing knowledge, expertise and experience, in both the classrooms and through online sessions.
The seven groups, forming part of the APC Capacity Development programme in IG and ICT Policy, gather 127 participants from 48 APC countries. Diplo has also offered fellowships to every participant admitted to the programme.
In two weeks since the start of the programme, the classrooms have been totally transformed from empty spaces to classrooms brimming with hypertext entries and Forum posts. Trainees are busy sharing knowledge, expertise and experience, in both the classrooms and through online sessions.
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Comment by Diplo IGCBP on March 21, 2010 at 9:26pm - Good to see you here with us, Henry - thanks for the positive words!
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Comment by Henry Owera on March 21, 2010 at 5:40pm -
The huge volume of very good applications just goes on to reinforce the fact that Diplo's position in IGF matters is well recognised. I miss our online class!
For those admitted to the programme, have fun and enjoy the course.
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Comment by Diplo IGCBP on March 20, 2010 at 11:24pm
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