Summit 2010

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A call to action: the digital agenda for economic recovery

The third Telecentre-Europe Summit will take place in Budapest, Hungary during 13-14 October 2010, and will bring together an invited audience of over 100 telecentre network leaders from across Europe.

Members of the network are drawn from more than 80 organisations, which represent 25,000 telecentres between them. Telecentres help disadvantaged people to benefit from technology, an estimated 12 million people each year.

The key theme of the event will focus on how telecentres can maximize their contribution towards a successful European digital agenda.

Key Competences for All

Key Competences for All could bring new benefits to the European telecentres and their customers, by providing an employability toolkit that is especially designed for telecentre use.

Sylvie Laffarge

Director of Community Affairs, Microsoft EMEA

Sylvie Laffarge

Microsoft is extremely proud and pleased to be an active supporter of Telecentre-Europe.
By connecting projects across the continent that are unique, but share certain mission, values and work, we see the potential to take public access computing and training to new levels, while ensuring that all people in Europe have the opportunity to gain skills critical to the knowledge age.

The leadership you have demonstrated and community you have built in a short-time is indeed inspiring. Your efforts have enabled us to look across the projects we support and foster connections between them to improve our programs and joint-learning. We look forward to continued collaboration and learning from you as you seek to your further growth and efforts to accomplish e-Inclusion for all.

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Fundación Esplai - Spain

Fundación Esplai is a Non Profit Organization whose mission is to educate children and young people and to strengthen associations and organisations, with the purpose of transforming society and promoting social inclusion.

DoIT - Belgium

In response to the growing need to tackle social exclusion and long term unemployment in Belgium, the DO IT initiative brings together the expertise and resources of 11 NGOs in a network of community technology learning centres throughout Belgium.

Hungarian TeleCottage Association - Hungary

Telehaz - Hungary

The aim of the Association is to promote the establishment of community-based telecentres and e-Hungary (Access) Points which can assist in the development of communities and villages, creating grounds for equal opportunity.