How is technology changing the culture of Haiti?

People joke if digicel would run for president, it would be elected. People were not used to getting a quality product for a good price. read more

People talk more often to each other, their families elsewhere in Haiti and abroad, and share information. Internet access is better with all the good and bad that comes from that. Many villages are no longer quiet because people ride around on imported motor scooters. read more

Technology sea-change "There are lots of people working on it, but in my view that hasn't happened yet," he says. Alongside the smaller start-ups typically supported by Mr Scriven's fund, the bigger technology players are beginning to show more interest in humanitarian applications for their technology. read more