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• New, faster broadband will allow citizens of Salisbury, North Carolina to get better voice, video and data in their homes
• Ericsson will provide IPTV technology to power the city's Fiber to the Home (FTTH) Initiative

Ericsson Response volunteers are getting ready to deploy a GSM network this week in Haiti to support relief efforts in the earthquake-stricken country.

Two Ericsson employees were recently sent to the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) on behalf of Ericsson Response. In collaboration with several humanitarian organizations, they established radio communication within the Kalabo region in order to support a UN coordinated de-mining mission. The contribution by Ericsson Response was of significant importance for the success of this project.

The benefits of using sustainable telecom solutions to cut carbon emissions are becoming increasingly recognized across the world.

European city leaders discuss solutions that combine economic growth with the creation of smart low carbon cities.

Ericsson Power Modules has achieved a very creditable finalist position in the prestigious, industry leading Elektra awards 2009. In the strongly contested 'Power Systems Product of the Year' section, Ericsson's 3E power modules concept proved to be a strong contender for the award, achieving a finalist position.

• Ericsson receives the first 'Green Pioneer' award
• Distinction for 4G-based green eco-system
• New award to meet Korean government's green growth policies

Jeanne D´Arc Mukamuligo is one of 200 women weaving baskets for the Imasirire cooperative in Rwanda. She used to travel 40km just to purchase materials for her business. With mobile broadband in her village of Mayange, Jeanne can now order things online, saving time and money.