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In Germany this could be (e.g.) a function of a, yet non-existent (but anticipatable), [http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schülermentor Schülermentoren]-[http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jugendverband Jugendverband] (youth federation of pupil mentors)
In Germany this could be (e.g.) a function of a, yet non-existent (but anticipatable), [http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schülermentor Schülermentoren]-[http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jugendverband Jugendverband] (youth federation of pupil mentors)

Regional support organizations in industrialized countries and regional support organizations in developing countries could network, which would allow mentoring organizations in industrialized countries to set up their own laptop programs and aim to provide laptops for recipient organizations they were in personal contact with.


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Small mentoring organizations could offer E-mentoring and could help with fundraising.

Mentoring programs

The OLPC Foundation could cooperate (e.g.) with MENTOR and the Mentoring and Befriending Foundation to organize E-mentoring programs and to support small mentoring organizations.

Regional support organizations

Regional support organizations could help not contractually capable small mentoring organizations to manage their expenses and to accept funding from advertisement programs for their own budget and as fundraising for laptops. The regional support organization could act as a legal representative for and act on behalf of its member organization.

In Germany this could be (e.g.) a function of a, yet non-existent (but anticipatable), Schülermentoren-Jugendverband (youth federation of pupil mentors)

Regional support organizations in industrialized countries and regional support organizations in developing countries could network, which would allow mentoring organizations in industrialized countries to set up their own laptop programs and aim to provide laptops for recipient organizations they were in personal contact with.

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