December 2004
World Resources Institute
n-Logue Communications is setting up a sustainable network of
wirelessly-connected Internet kiosks in rural villages throughout
India. Through the kiosks, villagers are able to access a wide-range of
relevant local language content and services aimed at enhancing the
quality of life of rural Indians. To enable its rapid expansion,
n-Logue has employed a three-tiered franchisee model that empowers
local entrepreneurs to invest in and help run the network. As the
company scales, there is enormous potential to leverage n-Logue's rural
networks in ways that take advantage of both existing and new
technologies in the areas of health, finance, agriculture, e-government
and civil society empowerment.
To view the case study, either click on the attachment below, or view the original link here [1].
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