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A Telecentre is a public
place where people can access computers, the
Internet, and other digital technologies that
enable them to gather information, create, learn,
and communicate with others while they
develop essential digital skills. While each
Telecentre is different, their common focus is
on the use of digital technologies to support
community, economic, educational, and social
development—reducing isolation, bridging the
digital divide, promoting health issues, creating
economic opportunities, and reaching out to
youth for example.
Telecentres exist in almost every country,
although they sometimes go by a different
name: public Internet access center (PIAP),
village knowledge center, Infocenter,
community technology center (CTC),
community multimedia center (CMC),
multipurpose community Telecentre (MCT),
Common/Citizen Service Centre (CSC),
school-based Telecentre, etc.

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Keywords: guidebook;managing;network;technology
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