Are Wearable Technologies and Mobile Apps Improving Health in Cambodia?
Do you remember, years ago, when the gadget on your wrists just told the time? That seems like a lifetime ago, as in the current day, people are learning about their heart rate, counting calories, and being motivated to exercise. Devices like the Apple Watch and Fitbits are helping people track their health. And for many more, so is the smartphone in their pocket.
Postcard from the Field: Emily Aiken in Southern Africa
The best part of working at InSTEDD is the impact our projects have on lives in countries around the world. However, since I live in Massachusetts and work virtually, it’s easy to feel removed from the effects of international development.
Why fixed scope contracts might freeze your innovation
iCamp Event helps Agriculture Institution to resolve their challenges in helping Farmers
InSTEDD 2016 Highlights & Reflections
As InSTEDD ramps up our activities for 2017, we took a moment to reflect back on the past year, the road we traveled, and what we learned.
Partnership Perspective: SPIDER & iLabSEA – ICT4D
Six years ago, in 2011, the Swedish Program for ICT4D in Developing Regions Program (SPIDER) began a multi-year technology, research, design, development and deployment collaboration with the InSTEDD iLab Southeast Asia office (iLab SEA). The common shared goal between the organizations was to assist efforts in Cambodia around knowledge sharing and innovative implementation of information communication technology for development (ICT4D).
New App Teaches Children in Khmer Writing
Limiting the Spread of Dengue with Mobile Technology
