Development information is generally defined as information that helps citizens understand, participate in, monitor or benefit from activities, policies and programmes intended to improve their living conditions and promote social and economic progress.
This covers information about what governments and development organisations are doing, why they are doing it, how resources are being used, who is expected to benefit, and what results have been achieved.
Examples of development information include the field of education. In this category, information is disseminated about plans to build schools, recruit teachers, provide scholarships or introduce new education policies.
Another example is in healthcare. This includes information about free medical programmes, immunisation campaigns, primary healthcare centres and health insurance schemes.
Other examples include infrastructure, which covers the details of road construction, water supply projects, electricity provision and public transport improvements.
Under the category of economic empowerment, information about grants, loans, skills-acquisition programmes, agricultural support and
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