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In-depth project country information:
- Opened five new MICs in Fall 2005.
- Preparations underway to install Medical Information Center in Pristina during 2004.
- Partnered with the U.S. Department of State in the operation of
seven computer centers as part of the Kosovo Internet Access Project
in 2000. (No longer in operation.)
- Kosova Hosts Landmark International Medical Conference (April 2009)
When Zgjim Limani, MD, and his colleagues wanted to put together an international medical symposium in Prishtina, Kosova, they asked if WiRED could help arrange a teleconference from the United States . . . Full Story
- WiRED Receives Grant from The Medtronic Foundation For Medical Education in Serbia and Kosovo (August 2006)
The Medtronic Foundation announced in early August that it will provide a humanitarian grant to support WiRED's medical education work in Serbia and Kosovo. This grant will continue the Medtronic Foundation's generous underwriting of WiRED's Medical Information Centers in the former Yugoslavia . . .
Full Story
- Balkans Ring in New Year with MICs (December 2005)
Communities in Serbia and Kosovo are benefiting from eight new Medical Information Centers (MICs) brought by WiRED in late November. Executive director Gary Selnow was on-site for the opening ceremonies . . . Full Story
- WiRED opens two new Medical Information Centers in the Former Yugoslavia.
WiRED expanded its Medical Information Center project in
the former Yugoslavia with the launch of Centers in the Medical Faculty
at the University of Prishtina, Kosovo and at the Medical Faculty
at the University of Belgrade, Serbia . . .
Full Story
- State Department and WiRED bring the Internet to Kosovo . . . Full Story
- WiRED took its programs to Kosovo at the request of the Global Technology Corp at the U.S. Department of State . . . Full Story
- WiRED enables Kosovar children undergoing cancer treatment in Italy to "talk" with their families for the first time in months via the Internet
. . . Full Story
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