Launched to bridge the digital divide in the rural
areas of the state, e-seva has used ICTs for providing
access to various citizen-to-citizen (C2C) and
citizen-to-government (C2G) services to rural people.
Under this project, web enabled rural kiosks have been
set up and are managed by women. The e-Seva Centres run
on a district portal that allows access to various
citizen services ranging from issuing various
certificates to disseminating information about
educational programmes. Over 12000 elementary school
students are currently taking classes three times a
month at their nearest e-seva
centre.
E-learning ICTs at the tertiary level/post
secondary education ICTs in non-formal
education ICTs in primary and secondary
education Open distance
learning
Themes/focus
Bridging digital divide Community learning
centres ICT access and
connectivity
Target
beneficiaries
Students General public/community
people
Contributed by
Luisa Rennie
Submited : 1/15/2004 10:43:24 AM
Comment
sekhar7venkata@rediff.com 5/26/2004 10:05:46 PM
pls mail me the full address of veeravararam e
mail centre with the detaisl of persons who are
operating that eseva centre...
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