Agricultural Resources Information System (AgRIS): An e ...

7.2 All these models share in common, the inherent
characteristics of the new technologies, which are: (a) enabling
equal access to information to anyone who is a linked to the
digital network, and (b) de-concentration of information across
the entire digital network. Designing of e-Government for Poor
should benefit from any one or combinations of more than one
model, the poverty reduction is a multifaceted and complex one.
8. Geometry of Information Flows: An essential step
towards identifying the missing element
8.0 Geometry of Information Flows is a detailed human-centric
picture of information flows in a society. It focuses on "Who are
the people" getting connected and are benefiting when there is
an increase in information access and flow. Studying and
influencing “Geometry of Information Flows” is important
because the aim is to use ICT for development purposes---
those that bring real, significant changes in the lives of
disadvantaged communities rather than simple embedding of ICT
in the society. Somewhat detailed steps, as available from
published materials, for e-Governance projects are given below:
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