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|project_title=Using Technology for Virtual Negotiation and Peace
|project_title=Using Technology for Virtual Negotiation and Peace
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|donor=USAID    
|lead_partner=Future Worlds Center (CNTI)
|lead_partner=Future Worlds Center (CNTI)
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|cost=USAID
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|grant=$25,000
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|dates=May - July 1998
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|about=[[Technology for Peace]]
|about=[[Technology for Peace]]
|title_header=Technology for Peace
|title_header=Technology for Peace
|content_header=The Technology For Peace Unit develops theory on how technology can and must be used in the service of peace. More specifically, it develops educationally relevant and socially responsible IT & Mobile-based curriculum, and. It participates in various international and European organizations and through its Development Education program aims to contribute towards bridging the literacy, economic and digital divides in our world.
|content_header=The ICONS project was coordinated by Dr. Hrach Gregorian of the Institute for World Affairs.
|overall_objectives=Dr. Hrach Gregorian, ICONS project
|overall_objectives=To permit at least internet-based communication between the peace builders of Cyprus whose work has been abruptly interrupted in Dec 1997 by the ban of meeting imposed by the Turkish Government.
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|specific_objectives=Set-up two peace cyber cafes, one in the South and one in the North of Nicosia, to allow peace builders from both sides to communicate.
|title_footer=Expected Results
|title_footer=Expected Results
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