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Volunteering in the
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Table of Contents
2. Volunteering in the Information
Society: Think of what you can do for the world.org
2a. Volunteering and Human
Development
Volunteering in development
cooperation
Solidarity in motion: Volunteering
as a ‘bank’ of social capital.
Volunteering profiles in development
cooperation
Focus on youth as potential
life-long volunteers
Is the value of Volunteering any
different in the Information Society?_
2b. Influence of Volunteering in the
Information Society
2c. Impact of the Information
Society on Volunteers and Volunteering_
Online Volunteering: a new channel
of solidarity
C.A.V. - Computer-Aided Volunteering
Volunteer Networking in the Network
Society
3. ICT Volunteering: Wired
Solidarity
Knowledge as fuel for human
development
Can ICT really reduce Poverty?
Collateral damage: information poverty
and the new exclusion
Build it and they will come: taking
capacity for granted
Special value of ICT Volunteering
Beyond compunerds : profiles of ICT
volunteers for development
Examples of ICT Volunteering
initiatives
3c. Volunteering for ICT : crafting
skills and capacity
3d. Volunteering through ICT : using
the networks to collaborate
Online Volunteering:
solidarity-ware.
Networks and Technical Cooperation
Development networks are volunteer-driven
[1 volunteer * 1
volunteer] > 2 volunteers
7 conceptual models of volunteer
networks for development
3f. 10 important types of volunteer
action in the integration of ICT for human development.
4. Challenges and recommendations
for ICT Volunteering
4a. What is working and what has
not?
4b. Volunteering to enable mainstreaming of ICT into development