ICT projects

Information Problems Analyzing Center
Information Problems Analyzing Center is an non-government organization targeted to promote the adoption of legal and regulatory frameworks that will support the growth of an open, democratic, affordable, decentralized, market driven and user-controlled Internet - an Internet that can drive economic growth and advance human development in countries with transient economy. IPAC are working to convene dialogue and build informed consensus among all stakeholders, providing objective expertise on policy issues, commenting on draft legislation, and assisting policymakers and civil society in achieving a better understanding of the legal environment needed for the Internet to develop. IPAC serves as a resource to local stakeholders in the Internet policy development processes.

Community Information Resource Centers
In December 2001 MADAD in collaboration with OSI-AF - Azerbaijan and GCF initiated the development of Community Information Resource Centers (CIRCs) in eight (8) regional Public Libraries of Azerbaijan: Ahmedli (Baku), Ali Bayramli, Barda, Ganja, Guba, Lenkaran, Shamakha, and Sheki.
The broad goal of the project is to provide increased access to a wider array of information to the population in the regions of Azerbaijan through CIRCs established throughout the country. By providing access to the Internet, to information, and to communications, the CIRCs will facilitate and encourage Azeris living in the regions to participate in global arenas of governance and business.

Schools Online
Madad Azerbaijan (MADAD) and Relief International - Schools Online (RISOL) in collaboration with Open Society Institute Assistance Foundation (OSI-AF) - Azerbaijan and Global Catalysts Foundation (GCF) initiated Azerbaijan Teachers Professional Development Program (ATPDP) designed to enhance teachers' skills in Information Communication Technologies (ICT) integration through team-work and hands-on practice.
The overall goal of RI-SOL/MADAD Teachers Professional Development Program is to professionally empower and enable teachers to effectively integrate ICT into teaching and learning.

Free Libre & Open Source Software
Free Libre and Open Source Software (FLOSS) refers to software distributed with the condition that the technical specifications (source code) are published and that unlimited copies of the software itself are available. "Proprietary software" is software that is distributed under commercial license agreements, usually for a fee. FLOSS is often, but not always developed in a collaborative community environment, where software developers work together, while a single company controls proprietary software.

AzLang.INFO
The main goal of this project is to support web pages creation in Azerbaijani and help to solve possible problems. In compare other languages it is a little bit difficult to create web pages in Azerbaijani. But it is possible to solve all problems related with this issue. Our goal is not only to help to create HTML pages, to help people who are going to apply Azerbaijani in interactive sources, for example chat, forums, voting etc.