EReadiness:Acknowledgements

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This document is produced by NGOConnect Africa, a non-profit organisation helping non-governmental organisations in Africa better achieve their objectives through the more efficient use of Information and Communications Technologies (ICTs).

We are grateful to Jean-Paul Van Belle of the University of Cape Town, for authoring this document.

We also would like to thank the following contributors and sponsors:

• Liz Brouckaert for pulling together the document,
• Niki Dunckley for copy editing,
• Ronel van Heerden for the design and layout,
• and Afif Say for the conceptual design.

Special thanks to Microsoft for founding sponsorship of NGOConnect Africa, without whom this project would not have been possible.

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NGO ICT and e-Readiness Self-Assessment Tool

First Edition May 2009

This document was commissioned by NGOConnect Africa and written by Jean-Paul Van Belle, Assoc. Professor, Dept. of Information Systems, University of Cape Town. It is released under the Creative Commons Attribution-Non-Commercial-Share Alike 2.5 South Africa Licence.

Please give us your feedback on how we can improve the usefulness and relevance of this instrument.

We welcome constructive criticism. E-mail the author at Jean-Paul.VanBelle@uct.ac.za or enter your comments on relevant page discussions.

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