APC was able to bring together a group of passionate people who shared an idea and donors like OSI, IDRC, Network the World who then further funded initiatives spawned by these human networks. What was started was another approach to development that is people-network focused. This, I believe, has been the greatest result of this work, that has been vastly under appreciated. Keep up the great work APC! - Ian Howard, consultant and ICT expert, Canada, juin 2009 Read more >>

"I could never have anticipated how motivating and inspiring it would be to work at APC. As an organization at the forefront of research and advocacy in the ICT4D field, APC provided me with the opportunity to learn immense amounts about the relationship between ICTs, access to knowledge, and development. I was particularly struck by the way in which APC's staff and its members and partners combine relevant, action-oriented policy research with advocacy to achieve concrete results. I would strongly recommend an internship with APC to anyone interested in the field of ICTs for development." - Natalie Brown, IISD Intern from September 2007 to May 2008, consultant, Canada, mai 2009

It all started back in 2005, when APC provided travel support to one of the representatives from Bytes For All Pakistan to participate in the Tunis phase of World Summit on Information Society. It was such a great learning experience, providing us with the opportunity to meet and network with the APC staff and its members gathered in Tunis from all around the world. This interaction also helped build mutual trust between APC and Bytes For All, Pakistan for long term partnership. - Shahzad Ahmad, Bytes For All Pakistan, Pakistan, mai 2009 Read more >>

APC has enabled us to engage in regional/national campaigns via policy researches, public forums, and capacity-building activities. APC allows members like us to be a relevant civil society actor in many of the content areas which the Internet Rights Charter tackles. - Alan Alegre, Foundation for Media Alternatives, Philippines, mai 2009 Read more >>

In 2006, I was the facilitator of CATIA for Senegal, led by APC, and this really opened the way for us to initiate changes in the use of ICTs by civil society and especially by the media in Senegal. As part of CATIA, we built the capacity of journalists by training them on the political issues surrounding ICTs as well as showing them how to use ICT tools to improve their work (eg creating blogs, downloading radio programmes) - Coura Fall, CICEWA coordinator, Senegal, mai 2009 Read more >>