This is an advertisement Digital Empowerment Foundation, a Delhi based not-for-profit organisation initiated mBillionth Award South Asia with support of Vodafone in year 2010. mBillionth is a unique dais that recognises and honors mobile/telecom innovations based across 8 South Asian countries. It provides a wider network of alliances and partnership building for the advocacy of mobiles for mass empowerment and inclusive growth in the region. For more details click here. The inception of mBillionth Award South Asia in 2010 was well received and got over whelming support. It received 250 nominations and 23 nominations were selected as winners with 12 making their way for “Special mentions”. mBillionth Awards 2011 was yet another success story and attracted number of entries. It witnessed 21 inspiring nominations as winners and 11 outstanding entries as Special mentions. Digital Empowerment Foundation in past one year initiated programmes like “Mobiles for Good”, “Women & Mobile Innovation”, “Digital Literacy Program” & “mPower Forum” with various partners like Vodafone, Spice Digital, Vodafone India Foundation, Eksoch & OnMobile etc. With DEF’s growing participation in Mass empowerment through effective deployment of ICT tools and mediums, this year the mBillionth Award South Asia look forward to get bigger and better! The nominations are open to all the mobile initiatives aiming to scale new height in Social development. “The mBillionth Award is a great platform to demonstrate the power of mobile and recognize the talents of those who are able to deploy ICT in innovative ways to help build the digital divide and create…
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