Get Online Week 2012 is a campaign organised by Telecentre-Europe supported by the European Commission and a number of international organisations, including Microsoft, Liberty Global, European Broadcasting Union and Telecentre.org.
The annual Europe wide campaign will run between 26th and 30th March 2012, aiming to bring and engage people online. The campaign will help new internet users, and encourage existing users to take full advantage of a series of online applications and services that enhance the quality of their lives. Campaign activities will be mainly targeted towards older people, youth, unemployed and SMEs.
To achieve the desired objectives, this year Telecentre-Europe is organizing a grant scheme available to all Get Online Week national partners, where partners can get 2,500 EUR for reaching the targets.
Guidelines for national partners & telecentres and other resources like visuals and the official logo can be downloaded from the campaign’s website.


Telecentre.org Foundation gained another distinction this year when it received membership status to the International Telecommunication Union’s Telecommunication Development Sector (ITU-D).
ICT Development Bulgaria Association (ICTD BG) is a non-profit public benefit organization focusing on implementing research and initiatives in the field of improving citizen access to ICTs and competitive solutions, as well as raising the professional competencies of citizens through accumulation and dissemination of innovative applications and ICT-based educational content to different target groups.
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Telecentre-Europe AISBL is organizing a strategy-planning meeting with the decision makers of all its
2012 took a marvelous start with six new organizations signing up as formal member organizations of Telecentre-Europe AISBL.
Aeldremobiliseringen – The Association of Danish Senior Citizens – is an umbrella organisation consisting of the four major senior citizens organisations in Denmark. They again, consist of more than 1250 local organisations, with more than 330,000 members – all over 60.
