Honduras
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Honduras
| Country Information | |
| ISO Country Code | Please Complete |
| Wikipedia Article | Wikipedia Link |
| Government Support | Invalid Support Param |
| Deployment | Wide adoption (over 5000 machines) |
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"The Zamora Teran Foundation has distributed more than 42,000 OLPC Laptops to children in Nicaragua and is currently providing implementation support services to more than 50,000 OLPC Laptops in Honduras and 5,000 OLPC Laptops in Costa Rica. " as per OLPC laptop.org blog dd. 2015/09/03.
Please feel free to create sub-categories or list or start collaborating, teaming up and expanding our and your projects, existing and new ones in one of these sub-categories:
- OLPC Honduras
- FAQ OLPC-Honduras
- Who's Who OLPC-Honduras
- Projects/Sapote_Honduras
- The Own Project (can't find the link anymore here on the wiki.laptop.org)--SvenAERTS 17:10, 29 July 2013 (UTC)
- OLPC-Honduras Meetings
- OLPC-Honduras Discussions
- OLPC-Openings in Europe
- OLPC-Openings outside Europe
- OLPC Competing projects in Honduras
- What every government should ask itself when considering an ebook deployment