This article is about government electronic monitoring to improve good governance, transparency and accountability on the continent in Africa.

Three related projects are in progress to improve the status and capacity of the Akan language of Ghana and Ivory Coast. 1. Multilingual dictionary 2. Localization Project 3. Learn Akan Portal

Established in 2000, CEFIKS is committed to the inclusion of indigenous knowledge systems in Africa, specifically Ghana, in the information technology movement.

The National ICT Policy and Plan Development Committee set up by the Ghana Government is tasked to develop an ICT-led Socio-Economic Development Policy and the corresponding Plan on the basis of an extensive national consultative exercise.

A non-profit, non-sectarian NGO. Its first program was in Kenya in 1986. For North American high school and college students; students live with local families. Costs: Summer: $4,300, Fall, Winter, Spring: $4,600. Program fees do not include airfare. Has teaching internships in Kenya and Ghana. Interns can receive academic credit through California State University, Chico. Based in Northampton, Massachusetts.

Places volunteers in community projects in Ghana, Uganda, and other countries. Volunteers participate in educational, environmental and community aid programs. Examples of ...activities available include teaching English, environmental work, AIDS education, and assisting in an orphanage. "Our Uganda program allows volunteers to participate in AIDS education and economic stimulation, while our Ghana program allows volunteers to steach children a variety of subjects." "The Global Volunteer Network (GVN) is a private, Non Government Organization (NGO) based in Wellington, New Zealand."

The creation of CICT project was proposed by the Internet Society of Ghana (ISOG) at a National ICT Roundtable Conference organised jointly by ISOG, the International Institute for Communication and Development (IICD) and the Ministry of Communication in May 1998. CICT is envisaged to be an intensive training and information service oriented center with a mission to help bridge the gap between the more developed industrialised world and the less developed West African country Ghana in the areas of Information and Communication Technology and to bridge the gap between conventional training in ICT and ICT skills needed in the industry, through life-long learning programmes, research and development and working in partnership with academia and industry.