Information Access Center (IAC) is a Multi-functional facility that includes ICT Training Lab, ICT Complex Room, Seminar Room, and Administrative office. NIA provides IT infrastructure equipped with the newest PCs, A/Vs, O/As. etc, along with the general interior design/ construction of the center through the IAC Project. The Project aims to offer local communities a wide range of opportunities for ICT enablement and to bring them into Information Society, thus contributing to bridging the Global Digital Divide.

In order to reflect and meet the needs of the beneficiary country, each center is designed after a thorough field study. The beneficiary government is responsible for providing the venue at which the Center is to be located, investing in the general construction costs, and operating and managing the Center.

In addition to establishing the Center, NIA provides a maintenance program to increase the sustainability of the project that each center can apply for every 4 years.

Georgia center is dedicated to empowering people with visual impairments, especially through ICT Training and Projects.

NIA provided the IAC Georgia with the equipment for visually impaired people to support the center operation

The center has been contributing to increasing the IT capability and internet accessibility for the visually impaired people through the introduction of the DAISY, Training, and Seminars.

Colombia (Bucaramanga) center is focused on the creative industry and boosting the work of technology-mediated artists.

The center encourages entrepreneurship, especially in the field of the development of digital products, such as the creation of video games, audiovisual products, and applications.