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Email Discussion Lists
IFRTD members have established a number of lively email discussion forums focusing on various aspects of rural transport issues. These lists provide a platform through which participants can engage in debate on relevant issues, seek answers to specific questions, share research findings and project outcomes, and make new contacts.
Rural Transport Development email discussion group
GATNET email discussion group
Waterways & Livelihoods email discussion group
Rural Transport Development Email Discussion List
A general discussion list established in 1998 by IFRTD network members. Anyone with an interest in rural transport issues in developing countries is welcome to join. The predominant language is English.
Enter your email address and click submit to subscribe to the Rural Transport Development List.
Click here to view the Rural Transport Development List archives
Waterways and Livelihoods Email Community
This email list was established by the participants of the Waterways & Livelihoods international Seminar (Borneo 2003) as a means of sustaining their community of practice beyond the life of the original research programme. Anyone with an interest in rural waterway issues is welcome to join this list. The primary language of the list is English however posts made in French or Spanish are encouraged and are translated into English by the IFRTD Secretariat.
Click here to subscribe to the Waterways and Livelihoods List.
Click here to view the Waterways & Livelihoods message archive
GATNET is an email network of women and men interested in gender and transport. It aims to share information and ideas, and to debate issues relating to mainstreaming gender into the transport sector, particularly in developing countries. The primary language of the list is English however posts made in French or Spanish are encouraged and are translated into English by the IFRTD Secretariat
If you have difficulty subscribing to any of these lists please send an email detailing the problem to subscriptions@ifrtd.org.
