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Organisation name : InfoShare

 Contact person information
Name : Mr.Sanjana Hattotuwa
Email : sanjana@info-share.org
 
 Contact details of Organisation
Address : 54 Wijerama Mawatha
  Colombo 7
  Sri Lanka
Type of Organisation : Non-Governmental (NGO)
Languages for contact : English
Phone : +94 115 377 100
Fax : +94 115 377 100
Url : http://www.info-share.org
Email : sanjana@info-share.org
 
 Basic information about the aim and objectives of Organisation

Objectives :

1) Provide technical, training, logistical, strategic, project management and content development support to organisations and stakeholders;

2) Create multi-sectoral and on-line networks/shared working spaces to enable a holistic integrated peacebuilding process;

3) Facilitate the creation of networks that will enable public participation and engagement in the peace process and provide platforms for collaboration and rapid distribution of information and resources to every community in the country;

4) Create secure and public platforms/spaces and websites for on-going dialogue and feedback on critical issues facing the peace process;

Areas of Expertise :

ICT4Peace, SSTR, Peacebuilding, Conflict Transformation, ICT4D

 Brief description about the work of Organisation
Technical Development and Support : Yes
Research & Publication : Yes
Campaigning / Advocacy : No
Capacity Development / Networking : No
Operational : Yes
Funding / Resourcing : No
Brief Description of Activities : Info-SHARE was created with the belief that ICT and innovative media can help bridge communications gaps between the main stakeholders in the peace process and enable public participation in the process. Sources of information and communication on the ethno-political conflict and conflict transformation processes are extremely limited in Sri Lanka. This acute lack of information is exacerbated by serious problems of knowledge sharing in the peace process. Multiple initiatives and agendas, often overlapping each other and dovetailing into existing initiatives, operate within the broad framework of conflict transformation with little or no cohesion or holistic outlook.
Geographic Location of Activities : Sri Lanka
 



 
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