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pre paid payment, steeped the trajectory for mobile

GSMA :500 million mark in Q1 2013, increasing by about 20% year-on-year. Connections are expected to grow by a further 50% (250 million connections) over the next five years

Even telecoms underestimated the market. The business plan for the Kenyan telecom Safaricom in 2003 was to have 500,000 mobile phone subscribers by 2013: traders, priests, taxi drivers, prostitutes—people willing to pay a premium to stay in touch. Safaricom hit 21 million users in 2014

Between 1998-2000, this happened

the ITU Telecom Africa Forum Opening12 November 2001 proposed changing definition of universal access where

The International Telecommunication Union (ITU) ?

Establishing new targets New definitions of universal access

Old definitions >>>>>>
Universal access: >>>
A telephone within walking distance
Telecentres in every community
Universal service: >>>>
A telephone in every home
A computer in every school
Affordability: >>>>>>>>
Subsidised access (high usage charges subsidise low line rental)

New definitions
Universal access:
Mobile coverage of all main population centres
Internet cafés in every community
Universal service:
A mobilephone for everyone who wants one
An email address for every citizen
Affordability:
Pre-paid access (pre-paid usage charges include line rental)

from Zimbabwe where Logan Green(cofounder)  saw first hand the sharing economy in action

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outside the obvious when planning your projects .

I am here to tell you a story of how the future might look, to give you an incline into what is on the horizon and to inspire you to think beyond the obvious

printed circuits made with conductive ink have been unveiled.
The prototype "Listening Post" poster is a guide to bands performing locally. The interactive poster plays a short clip of a band's music when a thumbnail image is pressed..

Ability to Print or even Draw an electronic circuit board on paper will enable low cost , easily designed solutions
Microsoft research labs created moisture sensor the team has printed is meant for use on plants (. It detects rainfall with one circuit and soil humidity with another, transmitting its readings via a printed Wi-Fi antenna. The team has printed paper wiring to connect the switch, LED and battery of a 3D-printed flashlight.

Paper Computer

giving doctors a simple disease test that will reveal an infection in 30 minutes for just a few pence.

Researchers have proved the technique works by developing a prototype Ebola test in just 12 hours, and using just $20 of materials.
The smart diagnostics use a soup of biological ingredients including the genetic material RNA. – Harvard

Paper

project/strategy.

sheep are frightened from biological data like heartbeat etc.

• They created alert system that identifies accurately when sheep frightened, sends SMS to the shepherd
• The use in sheep-farming is if there is a wolf nearby.

• Wolf-detection system is a solution of 'reading our minds' and generating mobile traffic

A lot of projects work in this format relying heavily on voice, sms and ivr
Source: Textually 14 Aug 2012

Wind speed detector

the existence of the RNA strand for Ebola and display preliminary results.
Its Already Available

Rapid Disease Testing ?

in a saline solution that could be injected under the skin like a tattoo. The “tattoo” would last for a specified length of time, probably six months, before needing to be refreshed.

To get glucose readings, the patient would wear a monitor that shines near-infrared light on the tattoo and detects the resulting fluorescence.

3D Printing For Health – Disease

interfaced with the soldier. And that sensor can deliver information to the computer software and then they would be able to have either powdered or liquid matrices that are very nutrient dense, that they have on demand that they can take and eat immediately to fill that need."

3D Printing For Fighting Malnutrition

and monitoring
Landscape mapping and collecting of Data

can be achieved with the right type of thinking where drones are concerned A Radical But Possible Plan to Connect African Nations With Cargo Drones
Future Africa initiative at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology

Augmenting the road networks in Africa by
Building first cargo robot route in Africa by 2016.
It will be about 80 kilometres long and will connect several towns and villages.
The first use case will be to fly units of blood from a blood bank to health clinics.

really with cost and issues with energy and availability, they are not really applicable to West Africa!!

any 'superphone' of today: iPhone 4, Nokia N8, Samsung Galaxy, Blackberry Bold, or whatever is your favorite

• Summer 2010: unsubsidized price of: US $600 gave you touch screen, 3G, WiFi, GPS, 8mp & flash

• Winter 2011, same phone would cost $300

• Summer 2013: $150; winter 2014: $75 ,summer of 2016: $38; winter 2017: $19

• By summer 2019 cost of same specs of what was considered super phone in 2010 would be $10 (including distribution, marketing & profit)

Example :JiaYu G2F: 4.3inch ,touch screen, 3G,WiFi, GPS, 8mpcamera. Launched May 2014 Cost US$81 (499 RMB)
Projection: TomiAhonen Consulting July 2010

any 'super phone' of today: iPhone 4, Nokia N8, Samsung Galaxy, Blackberry Bold, or whatever is your favorite

• Summer 2010: unsubsidized price of: US $600 gave you touch screen, 3G, Wi-Fi, GPS, 8mp & flash

• Winter 2011, same phone would cost $300

• Summer 2013: $150; winter 2014: $75 ,summer of 2016: $38; winter 2017: $19

• By summer 2019 cost of same specs of what was considered super phone in 2010 would be $10 (including distribution, marketing & profit)

Example :JiaYu G2F: 4.3inch ,touch screen, 3G,WiFi, GPS, 8mpcamera. Launched May 2014 Cost US$81 (499 RMB)
Projection: TomiAhonen Consulting July 2010

WoeLab Presented built 3D printer using E-Waste from some of the largest dumps of old computer and electronic equipment it sent ripples through the entire 3D printing and global community. The 3D printer cost 100 USD

Smart phones , we have already touched on it , Moores law means we will be seeing the 10USD smart phone

Paper/conductive ink : local innovation challenges and engagements are ways of finding cheap alternative solutions . The World bank is currently running the Negawatt challenge , for innovative solutions for energy within Africa pitting Ghana against Kenya and Egypt

Drones : The DIY Makerfaire movement across Africa is ripe for working with developmental partners into finding cheap alternatives to building solutions

about how to improve maternal health in Bolgatanga

Would you see the trend and the opportunity Or Would you go with status quo

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