Environment Online-ENO is a global virtual school and network for sustainable development where currently 400 schools in 104 countries study same environmental concerns together, make observations about their local environment and share the results of learning locally during the campaign weeks and globally on the website. In addition to environmental issues, this programme network and encourage schools from developing countries to participate.

www.kidsrgreen.org (also known as kidsRgreen, kRg)is a monthly online magazine for children developed and run by Centre for Environment Education. kRg (www.kidsrgreen.org) uses the power of World Wide Web to facilitate and support learning about the environment, and for the environment. It takes children beyond classroom and textbooks. It encourages hands-on approach of engagement.

OpenmindProjects was conceived, in 2001, from an idea to bring ICT to where it was most needed, i.e. in the rural areas outside of the main urban towns where much of NGO and volunteer organisations’ concentrate their efforts. Therefore, it was started in Nong Khai in the North East, one of the poorest regions in Thailand. It began with 3 pilot projects and has now grown to encompass around 60 educational and eco projects in 4 countries. The aim in all these projects and countries is to use the minimal resources to achieve the maximum effect and promote sustainable development. This means empowering local people with the right ICT skills to carry on the work once volunteers have moved on.

The World Weather Information Service website, available in six different language versions namely English, Arabic, Chinese, Portuguese, Spanish and French, is developed and operated by the Hong Kong Observatory since 2001 for the World Meteorological Organization of the United Nations to provide a centralized source of authoritative weather observations and forecasts of over 1,200 cities in 117 countries/territories including those from the Least Developed Countries for free access of the international community for planning activities from leisure travel to disaster relief operations.

WildlifeDirect provides a host of web based tools for field conservationists to directly interact with a global community of conservation conscious people, who can support initiatives where funds or actions are needed; conservationists contribute online diaries, or blogs, from the frontlines to bring raw news of day-to-day activities and raise awareness and interest, while promoting microdonations enabling swift action when required during crises in remote places, and by doing so we empower individuals and organizations to help save the worlds wild species by enabling them to network, run campaigns, participate, and contribute to specific projects and items and judge how their money works.