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True Stories: Telecentres in Latin America & the Caribbean

The challenge is to make the communication and information infrastructure serve people’s primary needs and legitimate interests, especially those of marginalized populations. People need to be able to exercise their responsibilities and rights of citizenship, using information and communication to practice active citizenship. They also need the capacity to acquire knowledge and information to improve economic productivity (supported by a modern public sector, which is conscience of its role as a development catalyst). These people can contribute to the creation of a new social order, one that is surely more prosperous and just.