From 2000 to 2003 I worked for the United Nations Centre from Regional Development (UNCRD), Nagoya, Japan. I came to the Centre as a trainer and gradually moved into the Computer Operations Office before making my final transfer to Human Security (HS). In HS I setup the Center's ICT e-network and specialized in low-cost ICT for regional development. http://www.uncrd.or.jp/ict

November 1, I just returned from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology were I was a panelist at a workshop on Global ICT Education. The session I participated in was on rural connectivity and telecenters. In addition to the workshop, there is an ongoing web based forum. http://www.ecomlink.org/ICTWorkshop/Agenda.asp

My new career as taken me to Washington D.C. where I am working for KMI as an ICT consultant for the World Bank. I recently completed my first project, which was an Engendering ICT Toolkit. The two current projects are: the Judicial Infrastructure Development Project in Venezuela http://www.tsj.gov.ve and the E-Learning Financial Literacy Toolkit for WBI (World Bank Institute).

Update: For the past year and a half, I've been working for the World Bank's Poverty Reduction and Economic Management (PREM) Public Sector Governance and Gender units; as well as, the World Bank Institute (WBI) Evaluation, Knowledge for Development, and Poverty and Growth units. I am currently working for the World Bank Institute Global Program (WBIGP), Governance and Anti-Corruption unit. Click here to visit our team page.