World network (broadband)
Details of the organization
Name *
WebForce International Federation
Organization country
International
Website (URL)
http://www.webforce.org
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Civil society entities
Information about the project
Project title *
World network (broadband)
Description *
WebForce's world network is based on a unique wireless communication system with long range and very high speed capabilities. - Ideal when no phone structure is existing - Up to 20Gb/s capacity per cell - Millions of VoIP and broadband subscribers capacity - Fast installation - Very low system cost The creation of a WebForce network is based on the installation and the interconnection of several equipments that form the global architecture of the network. Each “WebForce Point” enables to lead to the whole users by offering them numerous services: - Internet access - VoIP - E-Learning - Telecommuting - etc. The network's capacity goes from the cover of a village, a region, and even to a whole country. For that purpose, WebForce works in contact with current or future partners.
Project website
http://www.webforce.org
Geographical coverage *
International implementation
Status *
Ongoing
from
Partners
technical partner: MDS America
WSIS information
WSIS action lines related to this project
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Information and communication infrastructure
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Access to information and knowledge
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Capacity building
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ICT applications: benefits in all aspects of life
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E-business
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E-commerce and e-trade
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Technology and innovation
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E-learning
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E-health
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E-employment
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Expanding income gaps
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Professional training
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E-environment
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Ensure sustainable ICTs
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Monitor/prevent disasters
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E-science
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International and regional cooperation
Millenium Declaration Goals related to this project
Eradicate poverty and hunger
Achieve Universal Primary Education
Promote gender equality & empower women
Ensure environmental sustainability
Develop a global partnership for development
Project type *
Project
Connect the World Project *
The project is being considered as contributing to the objectives of the ITU Connect the World initiative?
Yes