The challenge to those with resources, i.e., the development and human service agencies, is how to collaborate in the production, distribution and use of these materials. Collaboration here involves not re-inventing the wheel. Text or a graphic can be used, edited, or a source of inspiration for new materials. The ICT pipe may stop in Kathmandu, in a highway village, or a hill station. At some point there is a transition from digital objects to printed page, or directly to the mind of an outreach worker.
Wisdom comes into play at three levels here.
The first is to be smart enough to realize that while ICT has a role to play, it does not require access and connectivity to the home, or even the village. The third level is to realise that most wisdom has to do with how people work with people. It is more than just the technical mastery of this or that tool or knowledge. Intervene with one parent and you save one child. Educate a village and you empower a community.