I had an interesting conversation when I was in Sudan.
We’re engaging in a new strategy called Participatory action research.
We are sending pico projects and camcorders to NGOs with the intention of supporting them from afar. As some of these participating NGOs make meaningful progress, we’ll visit them in person, conduct training and set-up monitoring and evaluation. If you know of an NGO that is curious about using video, please contact us.
As you know OMPT provides audio-visual technology to poverty-stricken areas were there is usually no electricity. The Nokero P102 is a lightweight, portable, and affordable solar panel that that will work perfectly for charging our pico projectors! We are very excited to have found this power panel especially because it provides 30% more energy than typical panels! Check out there website and let us know what you think!
All girls class in a public secondary school. The girls were marveling at a camcorder.
The children and staff of the Rudhapadar Project in the District of Gamjam. A five hour car ride from the Bhubaneswar airport.
This is a workshop with Digital Green staff on their NGO partners in rural Orissa. 
The group was fun to work with.
Here are a group of villages describing their adoption of agricultural techniques featured in the videos.
One Media Player per Teacher 
