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| Scaling up access to services and information for India's rural poor presents a formidable developmental challenge in a country as vast and varied as India. It was in this context that Skoch Development Foundation undertook the first-ever nationwide multi-stakeholder study entitled "National Study on Speeding Digital Inclusion." |
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Team Skoch, since 2003, has visited various places and projects in North Eastern Region. Projects include Rajiv Gandhi Computer Literacy Program; Aamar Seva; Community Information Centres;Property Registration;Land Records; Sales Tax Computerization and so on. more |
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Skoch e-Governance Report Card 2005, October 2005. The project was executed over the space of eight months during Skoch visits to over a score of e-governance projects spread across the country, from Punjab in north to Sikkim in the east, down to Andhra Pradesh in the south. more |
