HEALTH MANAGEMENT AND INFORMATION SYSTEM (20 January 2012)
The Ghana ICT for Accelerated Development (ICT4AD) Policy which represents the Vision for Ghana in the information age has as its overall objective to engineer an ICT-led socio-economic development process with the potential to transform Ghana into a middle income, information-rich, knowledge-based and technology driven economy and society. The Strategic Focus of the Policy is to simultaneously target the development of the ICT sector and industry as well as use ICTs as a broad-based enabler of developmental goals, with emphasis on the development, deployment and exploitation of ICTs to aid the development of all other sectors of the economy. »


THE ROLE OF PARENT TEACHER ASSOCIATIONS (PTA) IN SUSTAINING ICT PROJECTS IN SCHOOLS (20 January 2012)
A day’s workshop jointly organised by Savana Signatures (SavSign) and the Ghana Information Network for Knowledge Sharing (GINKS) on the topic The Role of Parent Teacher Association (PTA) in Sustaining ICT Projects in Schools attracted participants from the Tamale Metropolitan Education Office, Savana Signatures partner schools, PTA Associations in the Tamale Metropolis and the Savelugu Nantong District, Presbyterian and Methodist Education Units.
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“SOCIAL NETWORKING – ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES” (19 January 2012)
The Northern ICT4D Forum took place at the Tamale Regional Library on the topic “Social Networking – advantages and disadvantages”. The forum which is open to the general public was well attended by both young and old.

In his welcome address, the Director of Savana Signatures, Mr.  John Stephen Agbenyo expressed his pleasure about the composition of the participants, saying that “The topic is chosen for discussion at the right time” He wished the participants a fruitful discussion. »


ICT4D FORUM ON EDUCATION (01 December 2011)
The Ghana Information Network for Knowledge Sharing (GINKS), in collaboration with the African University College of Communications on November 18, 2011, held an Information Communication Technology (ICT) forum for the first year students to educate the students on the uses of ICT and the need to take the course seriously.
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EVIDENCED INFORMED POLICY WRITING WORKSHOP (05 November 2011)
Every nation and institution is fashioned on certain laid down policy framework which serve as a guide to help them charter a worthy course and be able to evaluate and track their progress. In Ghana, Non-Governmental Organisations and other Civil Society Organisations are key in both the formulation and implementation of government polices but most of these NGO’s lack the requisite skills that are needed to effectively and efficiently influence polices in the country.

It is against this backdrop that Ghana Information Network for Knowledge Sharing (GINKS) in partnership with International Network for the Availability of Scientific Publications (INASP) organised a five day workshop from the 24th -28th October, 2011 for some selected NGO’s and other Health workers in the Upper East region on how to write evidenced based policy briefs and how to present these briefs in such a way that it influences the general policies.
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