ADOC Mexico Center
From 2009 to 2013, a total of 6 ADOC Centers were established in Mexico, training approximately 14,022 people. These centers primarily focus on training instructors, ICT skills for women and children, and enhancing the e-commerce capabilities of local SMEs.
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ISTON, Obregon (2009)
On August 18, 2009, the city of Obregon inaugurated its first ADOC 2.0 Center after Mexico agreed to become the eighth partner in the ADOC project.
This ADOC center aims to train women and small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in information and communication technology (ICT) who face difficulties accessing computers and seek knowledge about computers and E-commerce. The center seeks to empower them to fully leverage the digital opportunities presented by ICT and the Internet.
This center was established on August 18, 2009.
Since then, it has gradually become an important opportunity for local residents to acquire basic computer skills, as expressed by their representatives; “This center has been fostered over a short period of time and with adult members of our community, basic skills in using information and communication technology, because our older generation has been educated about information culture and printing, and these new skills will be necessary to adopt as a new lifestyle in this digital knowledge society.”
The center was established in collaboration with Sonora Institute of Technology (ITSON). ADOC and ITSON work closely together to provide training courses relevant to high-demand ICT skills in the Obregon community.
Guanajuato (2010)
This ADOC center aims to train women and small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in information and communication technology (ICT) who face difficulties accessing computers and seek knowledge about computers and E-commerce. The center aims to empower them to maximize the digital opportunities offered by ICT and the Internet.
Partner website for ADOC: http://www.guanajuatocapital.gob.mx/
Civil, Ciudad Juarez (2011)
Open a new ADOC Center in partnership with Civil Association in Ciudad Juarez on May 16, 2011. This ADOC center aims to provide ICT training for women and small and medium enterprises (SMEs) facing difficulties accessing computers and seeking knowledge about computers and E-commerce. The center seeks to empower them to fully leverage the digital opportunities presented by ICT and the Internet. Training courses offered by ADOC centers include not only basic ICT skills but also E-commerce and E-trade to empower learners to generate income and improve their quality of life. In collaboration with APEC SMEs, 69 ADOC centers have been established, training approximately 165,000 people from August 2004 to December 2010.
Temoaya (2011)
November 23, 2011. This ADOC center aims to train local community and children in ICT who face difficulties accessing computers and seek knowledge about computers. The center seeks to empower them to fully leverage the digital opportunities presented by ICT and the Internet.
Partner website for ADOC: http://www.temoaya.gob.mx/
Calimaya (2012)
May 31, 2012. This ADOC center aims to provide training in ICT for women and small and medium enterprises (SMEs) who face difficulties accessing computers and seek knowledge about computers and electronic commerce. The center seeks to empower them to fully leverage the digital opportunities presented by ICT and the Internet. These centers are the result of collaborative efforts between Mexico’s public and private sectors and the ADOC Secretariat in Taipei, Taiwan.
