The most unlikely innovators are changing ICT for development - it's time we took notice
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The people who face the greatest barriers are using ICT in unexpected ways to improve their lives Image: REUTERS/Kham
Janet Longmore
Founder and CEO, Digital Opportunity Trust (DOT)
Heather Gilberds
Director of Research and Learning, DOT
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