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Installed Information Access Centers in three orphanages in and around Sarajevo in 2001.

	Installed Information Access Centers in three public middle schools in Sarajevo in 2001.
	Dedicated first Community Health Information Center in the Tuzla Medical School in 2002.

Medtronic Foundation Underwrites WiRED Community Health Information Centers in Croatia and Bosnia
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In October, WiRED established two Medical Information Centers in Bosnia in areas still recovering from the region's civil war. Funded in large part by the Medtronic Foundation, the centers are on site at medical schools in the cities of Banja Luka and Mostar. WiRED executive director, Gary Selnow, was in Bosnia for the centers' openings . . . Full Story

WiRED installed six Internet Information Centers and Life changed for more than 10,000 students in three orphanages and three public schools in Sarajevo . . . Full Story

Ceremony Officially Opens New Community Health Information Center in the Tuzla, Bosnia Medical School . . . Full Story

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Reprinted from WeatherHub Website

Bosnia is a Balkan country that declared independence from Yugoslavia in 1992. War soon erupted and ended in 1995 with the approval of the Dayton Peace Accords. NATO peacekeepers continue their work in Bosnia to assist with stabilization and reconstruction of this country.

(Reprinted from The U.S. Department of State Website.)

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