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Nera PI1M (UNI­MAS)
Maxis Con­nected Vil­lage
PI1M Assess­ment (HCCD 2013) (Under UNI­MAS Hold­ing)
Suc­cess and Hap­pi­ness by Acti­vat­ing Regional Econ­omy (SHARE)
Maxis CBC Report­ing, Mar­ket­ing & ICT Enhance­ment Train­ing Pro­gramme
Con­struct­ing a Com­pet­i­tive Rural Tourism Com­pe­tency Index for Rural Tourism Des­ti­na­tions in East Malaysia
Cost Effec­tive and Self-​Sufficient Power Sup­ply Model for Wire­less End User Access Equip­ment in Rural Long Houses
Nger­abit eLa­mai: ICTs Sup­port­ing Socio-​economic Trans­for­ma­tion
Ini­tia­tive for e-​Commerce Capacity-​Building of Penans in Long Lamai Sarawak
The Preser­va­tion of The Kelabit Lan­guage
Energy Opti­miza­tion for Rural ICTs Tele­cen­tre
Com­mu­ni­ties’ Atti­tudes towards Tourism Devel­op­ment in Rural Tourism Des­ti­na­tion. The Role of Infor­ma­tion and Com­mu­ni­ca­tion Tech­nolo­gies
Mobile Com­puter Assisted Inter­ven­tion Pro­gramme (Eval­u­a­tion and Process Pro­to­cols) for Iso­lated Speech and Lan­guage Impair­ment Among Pre-​School Chil­dren in Sarawak
The Grass­roots Grant Assis­tance for Human Secu­rity Project from the gov­ern­ment of Japan under Offi­cial Devel­op­ment Assis­tant (ODA) for Long Lamai elec­tri­fi­ca­tion using Micro Hydro
Indige­nous Knowl­edge Gov­er­nance Frame­work
Indige­nous Tech­no­log­i­cal Inno­va­tion in Malaysia: Reduc­ing vul­ner­a­bil­ity and mar­gin­al­iza­tion among Malaysia’s Indige­nous Peo­ples at Bario
UNI­MAS launches Insti­tute of Social Infor­mat­ics and Tech­no­log­i­cal Inno­va­tions (ISITI)
1st Com­puter Human Inter­ac­tion, Cul­ture and Design (CHICD) Work­shop
eTORO: Indige­nous Botan­i­cal Knowl­edge Man­age­ment Sys­tem of the Penans won Bronze Medal at 65th Inter­na­tional Trade Fair Ideas-​Inventions-​New Prod­ucts (iENA)
UNI­MAS researchers excel at fair
Chart­ing Indige­nous Knowl­edge in Malaysia
Pem­bi­naan tele­cen­tre bawa man­faat kepada Pulau Lara­pan
UNI­MAS to launch E-​Education pro­gramme in two schools
Eric­s­son Mobile Vil­lage Model Empow­ers Rural Com­mu­ni­ties

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How Impor­tant is the “ICT for Devel­op­ment” area to you?

Very impor­tant — 73.3%
Impor­tant — 13.3%
Some­what impor­tant — 13.3%
Not impor­tant — 0%

Total votes: 15
The vot­ing for this poll has ended on: 31 Jul 2014 — 00:00

About Us

To be a lead­ing (an inter­na­tion­ally acknowl­edged) research insti­tute that trans­forms social com­mu­ni­ties into a knowledge-​based soci­ety by lever­ag­ing on ICT inno­va­tion.
To gen­er­ate, dis­sem­i­nate, apply and pre­serve knowl­edge through an inno­v­a­tive and mul­ti­dis­ci­pli­nary approach to empower soci­ety to sus­tain­ably address their devel­op­men­tal needs in a wider social and eco­nomic con­texts.

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