In order to fully meet the needs of the selected communities there is need for sustaining the initiative. Throughout the project time line we will be revisiting the activities of the centers so that they are attractive so that the center is able to run beyond the project period. Given the importance of having such an initiative we expect to strike some collaboration with farmer organizations like the National Small holder Farmers Association of Malawi (NASFAM) and the Initiative for Development Equity in African Agriculture (IDEAA). Both NASFAM and IDEAA have projects that need passing information to the farmers in appropriate time and the centers would be ideal for that purpose. Similar arrangements would be made with schools so that students and pupils pay subsidized fees when using the center. We hope that by entrusting the running of the center in the hands of the community it will be able to run even after our pulling out after the first year. Some more services will be added so that the centers’ life span is long enough for more people to benefit from its services. The good thing is that the funds will not be removed from the project since nobody would claim ownership of them rather they would be used to support on going programs at the centers hence making them suatainable. Finally, Y.A.A.ICT-D is an organization that seeks to promote the use of ICTs in order to benefit the people and it will be there as long as people continue to dwell on this continent. However, donor agencies must continue to support its efforts because lack of technical and financial resources would create some resource constraint to meet some of the requirements in providing training and supporting people in dire need of ICTs. However, there is hope that if the impact of the achievements can be sustained by targeted communities, the organization will also survive in providing back up services wherever necessary. Therefore, the survival of the organization will depend on the continued perceived relevance of its role by people of the targeted communities in whose behalf this programme is facilitated.