Waikato 2020 is a charitable trust delivering information and communication technology (ICT) services directly to community groups in the greater Waikato region. We are a proactive community organisation.
News Briefs
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Planning has started for eDay 2009 nationally and for the Hamilton/Waikato eDay
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We subscribe to the newsfeed from www.webguide.net.nz To see their latest tips and news of internet tools - see the sidebar on this page and the Webguide page. To subscribe follow the Webguide link above.
Our 2008/9 projects and services include:
WaiNet (Waikato Community Net) provides free website hosting for tangata whenua, community and voluntary groups. To view some of the many websites hosted by WaiNet and to find out whether your organisation meets the criteria to have one, visit www.wainet.org
Waikato eDay , held on October 5 2008, was one of 30 one-day community e-waste collection days held nationally. For full details about eDay 2008 and plans for the 2009 eDay go to eDay
Engage Your Community, held in April at Waikato University, was New Zealand’s first opportunity to gain hands-on learning about interactive web-based tools. More than 70 tangata whenua, community and voluntary organisations, local government and social service organisations attended this Waikato 2020 event. Further information is on the Web Tools page.
New Zealand Webguide www.webguide.net.nz is an on-line learning resource with a focus on providing useful tools for community groups. Go to the Webguide page for more.
Computers in Homes www.computersinhomes.org.nz is a national programme that provides free computers, internet connections and skills training for families in low decile schools. For more information go to the CinHomes page
Waikato 2020 is proudly supported by:
Trust Waikato
Community Organisations Grants
JR McKenzie Trust
and gratefully acknowledges the Perry Foundation funding received in 2007.