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Lancement de la plateforme de connaissances D4D Access

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Le Digital for Development (D4D) Hub Union africaine - Union européenne (UA-UE) a lancé une nouvelle plateforme en ligne visant à faciliter les échanges d'expériences et de connaissances entre les acteurs numériques africains et européens.

Baptisée " D4D Access ", cette plateforme couvre un large éventail de sujets, qui vont de l'e-gouvernance à l'entrepreneuriat numérique, et met de nombreuses ressources utiles à la disposition des parties prenantes du numérique en Afrique et en Europe - notamment les institutions publiques, les donateurs, les universités, les entreprises et les organisations de la société civile - afin de les accompagner sur la voie d'une transformation numérique inclusive et durable.

La plateforme a été présentée le 30 novembre à l'Internet Governance Forum 2022, qui se tient à l'United Nations Conference Centre à Addis-Abeba en Éthiopie du 28 novembre au 2 décembre. Ont pris part à son lancement des représentant·es d'institutions africaines et européennes, cheffes de file de la mise en œuvre de la transformation numérique de leurs pays.

Thomas Huyghebaert, Chef de coopération de la Délégation de l'UE à l'Union africaine a déclaré : " Nous nous félicitons de ce nouvel outil qui favorisera les échanges de connaissances avec nos partenaires africains. Pouvoir accéder à des informations sur les différentes expériences, les enseignements tirés et les bonnes pratiques nous aidera à façonner une transformation numérique qui accorde une place centrale à l'humain. La promotion d'une transformation numérique durable et inclusive est l'un des principaux objectifs de la stratégie Global Gateway de l'UE et est devenue l'un des secteurs clés de la coopération Afrique-Europe. "

D4D Access répond à une demande croissante d'occasions de découvrir les parcours de transformation numérique adoptés par d'autres pays. Cette demande se reflète dans le rapport du groupe de travail UE-UA sur l'économie numérique (DETF UE-UA), qui alimente la stratégie de coopération numérique Afrique-Europe. En outre, le partage de connaissances selon des modalités convenues de commun accord est essentiel à l'atteinte des Objectifs de développement durable (ODD), tels qu'ils sont énoncés dans le Programme de développement durable à l'horizon 2030.

Accessible à toutes les organisations africaines et européennes, la plateforme leur permet d'échanger leurs ressources de connaissances sur le numérique au service du développement (D4D). Elles peuvent ainsi toucher de nouveaux publics, accroître leur visibilité, héberger leur contenu et présenter leur expertise. Toutes les contributions sont les bienvenues et encouragées si elles répondent à l'objectif de la plateforme et sont pertinentes, judicieuses et librement accessibles au public cible.

D4D Access est disponible sur : www.d4daccess.eu

En savoir plus sur le D4D Hub UA-UE

Le Digital for Development (D4D) Hub Union africaine - Union européenne (UA-UE) aide les institutions africaines à créer un environnement propice à une transformation numérique inclusive et durable. Le projet fournit une assistance technique axée sur la demande, encourage le partage des connaissances et facilite les dialogues.

Le D4D Hub AU-EU est un projet de la Team Europe cofinancé par l'Union européenne et mis en œuvre conjointement par huit organisations européennes. Il s'inscrit dans le D4D Hub, une plateforme de l'UE qui crée et tire parti des partenariats pour garantir un avenir numérique durable et inclusif.

Contexte de la coopération numérique UA-UE

L'Union africaine et l'Union européenne se sont accordées sur l'importance des technologies numériques, des données et des innovations en tant que moteurs de la création d'emplois inclusifs et du développement durable. En décembre 2018, les deux parties ont lancé le groupe de travail UE-UA sur l'économie numérique, qui vise à identifier des recommandations politiques concrètes et à proposer des actions concrètes pour lever les principaux obstacles et accroître la coopération dans le domaine numérique. Les recommandations formulées par le groupe de travail se reflètent dans la stratégie de transformation numérique de l'UA pour l'Afrique 2020 - 2030 et ont guidé la conception de projets de coopération financés par l'UE et ses États membres, tels que le D4D Hub UA-UE.

Contacts presse

Ahtziri GONZALEZ
Chargée de la communication du D4D Hub UA-UE
ahtziri-gonzalez@d4dhub.eu

Biruk FELEKE
Chargé de relations presse Délégation de l'UE à l'Union africaine
Biruk.FELEKE@eeas.europa.eu

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Le D4D Hub UA-UE lance " D4D Access ", sa nouvelle plateforme de partage de connaissances

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Le Digital for Development (D4D) Hub Union africaine - Union européenne (UA-UE) a lancé une nouvelle plateforme en ligne visant à faciliter les échanges d'expériences et de connaissances entre les acteurs numériques africains et européens.

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Forum multipartite D4D Hub Afrique-Europe 2022

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Forum multipartite D4D Hub Afrique-Europe 2022

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Co-organisé par l'Union africaine et l'Union européenne, le premier Forum multipartite D4D Hub Afrique-Europe s'est tenu en ligne le 18 mars 2022 dans le but de donner aux acteurs du numérique (secteur privé, gouvernements, experts et société civile) le possibilité de contribuer aux efforts conjoints de l'UA et de l'UE pour construire une économie et une société numériques qui ne laissent personne de côté.

Facilité par le projet Digital for Development (D4D) Hub UA-UE sous le thème " Transformation numérique pour le développement durable en Afrique ", l'événement a compris 13 sessions au cours desquelles 87 intervenants et modérateurs ont partagé leurs points de vue sur la connectivité, la gouvernance des données, l'entrepreneuriat numérique et l'innovation, entre autres sujets. 1637 personnes de 580 organisations ont participé à l'événement tout au long de la journée.

Nous espérons que ce forum deviendra la première étape d'un parcours d'engagement multipartite qui fera progresser le partenariat entre les communautés numériques africaines et européennes.

Points importants à retenir

Le Forum multipartite D4D Hub Afrique-Europe a démontré la volonté de travailler ensemble pour promouvoir une transformation numérique durable et inclusive. Les écosystèmes numériques d'Europe et d'Afrique sont fondés sur des valeurs et placent les personnes au centre de l'innovation numérique. Qu'il s'agisse de croissance durable, de systèmes d'identification numérique ou de la stratégie Global Gateway, les panélistes ont convenu que les processus participatifs, les approches co-créatives et les cadres équitables, qui renforcent la confiance des citoyens dans les infrastructures numériques, sont une condition préalable pour ne laisser personne de côté.

Le numérique au cœur des relations entre l'UA et l'UE

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Africa-Europe D4D Hub Multi-Stakeholder Forum - d4dhubdev

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Co-organisé par l'Union africaine et l'Union européenne, le premier Forum multipartite D4D Hub Afrique-Europe s'est tenu en ligne le 18 mars 2022 dans le but de donner aux acteurs du numérique (secteur privé, gouvernements, experts et société civile) le possibilité de contribuer aux efforts conjoints de l'UA et de l'UE pour construire une économie et une société numériques qui ne laissent personne de côté.

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Assistance technique en appui à la stratégie Sénégal numérique 2025

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Assistance technique en appui à la stratégie Sénégal numérique 2025

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En novembre, le projet Digital for Development (D4D) Hub Union africaine - Union européenne (UA-UE) a donné le coup d'envoi d'une nouvelle mission d'assistance technique à la demande du gouvernements sénégalais.

Le ministère de la Communication, des Télécommunications et de l'Économie numérique (MCTEN) a sollicité au D4D Hub UA-UE de mener une étude à multiples facettes visant à renforcer le soutien européen à la Stratégie Sénégal Numérique 2025. L'objectif est d'intensifier la coopération entre le Sénégal et l'Union européenne et ses États membres en faveur d'une transformation numérique centrée sur l'humain.

Menée par Expertise France, avec l'appui d' Enabel, LuxDev et la GIZ, l'étude vise à :

améliorer les capacités de coordination et de suivi du secteur numérique et de son cadre législatif et réglementaire ;

identifier des pistes d'appui concrètes en matière de connectivité, en particulier sur les sujets de solution au dernier kilomètre, avec une attention particulière portée aux sujets commerciaux, financiers, médicaux ainsi que tout usage (e-agriculture et e-irrigation notamment) ;

déterminer des pistes d'appui concrètes pour donner une nouvelle dynamique à l'entrepreneuriat et au soutien des acteurs publics sénégalais au secteur privé.

Cette assistance technique redouble les collaborations antérieures entre le D4D Hub UA-UE et le gouvernement sénégalais. En particulier, le D4D Hub UA-UE a soutenu la participation de représentant·es du gouvernement sénégalais à la Conférence sur l'e-gouvernance 2022 (organisée par l' e-Governance Academy et le ministère des Affaires étrangères d'Estonie), ainsi que la facilitation d'un dialogue multipartite et d'un atelier de partage des connaissances sur les données géospatiales et l'innovation numérique (une activité également menée par Expertise France).

Photo: Délégation sénégalaise en Estonie (mai 2022). ®D4D Hub UA-UE

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Le D4D Hub UA-UE renforce la coopération numérique de la Team Europe avec le Sénégal - d4dhubdev

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En novembre, le projet Digital for Development (D4D) Hub Union africaine - Union européenne (UA-UE) a donné le coup d'envoi d'une nouvelle mission d'assistance technique à la demande du gouvernements sénégalais. Le ministère de la Communication, des Télécommunications et de l'Économie numérique (MCTEN) a sollicité au D4D Hub UA-UE de mener une étude à multiples facettes visant à renforcer le soutien européen à la Stratégie Sénégal Numérique 2025.

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Atelier sur la protection des données et la cybersécurité lors de l’Innovation Week Tanzania

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In the context of the Innovation Week Tanzania 2022, the African Union-European Union (AU-EU) Digital for Development (D4D) Hub, on behalf of the EU Delegation in Tanzania, hosted the side event "Navigating through Data Protection and Cyber Security for Digital Innovation: Takeaways from the EU and Tanzania".

The event provided an insight on the European Union's practices and standards in the field of data protection, cybersecurity, and how such regulations have impacted the European Digital Market, as well as overview of the plans of the Tanzanian government in these fields.

The event was facilitated by Enabel Tanzania in its role of implementing partner of the AU-EU D4D Hub.

Stepping up EU-Tanzania digital cooperation

The event gathered representatives from Tanzania's Ministry of Information, Communication and Information Technology (MICIT), the European Union Delegation to Tanzania, and different European development agencies to discuss the Europe-Tanzania digital partnership.

" For the European Union, this event marked an important milestone towards a stronger partnership with Tanzania in the digital sector. We hope that it will be the first step in a permanent dialogue where we can exchange and work together in our common ambition to boost the country's digital economy to support Tanzanian citizen's well-being," said H.E. Manfredo Fanti, EU Ambassador to Tanzania and the East African Community.

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Navigating through Data Protection and Cyber Security for Digital Innovation: Takeaways from the EU and Tanzania - d4dhubdev

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In the context of the Innovation Week Tanzania 2022, the African Union-European Union (AU-EU) Digital for Development (D4D) Hub , on behalf of the EU Delegation in Tanzania , hosted the side event "Navigating through Data Protection and Cyber Security for Digital Innovation: Takeaways from the EU and Tanzania".

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Atelier sur l’utilisation de l’IA et des technologies vertes pour stimuler l’agriculture résiliente et les villes intelligentes

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Atelier sur l’utilisation de l’IA et des technologies vertes pour stimuler l’agriculture résiliente et les villes intelligentes

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Leveraging tech & IA on greentech issues

Thank you for joining us

On 4-5 October 2022, we shared experiences, skills, and expertise between actors of the Egyptian and European digital ecosystems. The "Greentech in Egypt D4D Workshop" aimed to empower Egypt's green technology industry, and to encourage the development of AI applications that are valuable for resilient agriculture and sustainable & smart cities.

Expertise France implemented the workshop in the framework of the AU-EU Digital for Development (D4D) Hub, a project that supports African institutions to lay grounds for an inclusive and sustainable digital transformation. It was held in the wake of COP27, jointly coordinated by the Egyptian Ministries of Environment, International Cooperation and ICT.

A two-day workshop to connect & co-create in ecosystem

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The objective of this workshop was to bring together a multi-stakeholder ecosystem of private and public players, eager to connect and work together around major issues in line with the expectations of COP27, as well as with the ambitions of Egypt's AI Strategy.

4 tracks to build common roadmaps

A multi-stakeholder dialogue to draw a common vision and roadmap on the uses of tech & AI on four topics:

Adaptation to climate change in agriculture

Affordable, reliable, and sustainable energy for agriculture

Greener mobility

Sustainable energy in cities

4 challenges to co-innovate

An open innovation challenge to highlight solutions, products, and services that can be co-created by start-ups & partners in response to four challenges :

Improving the measurement and monitoring of energy consumption

Improving logistics management for agricultural products (storage, transportation, distribution)

Developing a greener public transport

Developing reliable data and systems to help green city management

AN OPEN-INNOVATION WORKSHOP

Tech start-ups at the heart of the event

An open call brought together 15 start-ups willing to tackle four challenges on October 5, in collaboration with corporate partners.

Benefits for the start-ups

Promote your skills and green tech/AI solutions to potential partners, public and private clients and investors.

Collaborate with key Egyptian stakeholders coming from academia, private sector, civil society, and public institutions to create a roadmap on AI for resilient agriculture and sustainable & smart cities at the national and regional levels.

Be part of an open innovation process with key international companies such as Orange, Valeo, Idemia, CMA CGM, RATP Dev, Credit Agricole, Voltalia, Schneider Electric, and more.

Connect with a network of mentors and advisors from our public and corporate partners. These will support participating start-ups in co-designing innovative solutions to the pressing challenges of sustainable development.

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Leveraging tech & IA on greentech issues On 4-5 October 2022, we shared experiences, skills, and expertise between actors of the Egyptian and European digital ecosystems. The "Greentech in Egypt D4D Workshop" aimed to empower Egypt's green technology industry, and to encourage the development of AI applications that are valuable for resilient agriculture and sustainable & smart cities.

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Ateliers sur l’entrepreneuriat numérique pendant la Semaine du numérique au Bénin

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Ateliers sur l’entrepreneuriat numérique pendant la Semaine du numérique au Bénin

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Le D4D Hub UA-UE participe à la Semaine du numérique au Bénin - D4D HUB/FR

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L’évènement phare de l’agenda numérique du Bénin

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Étude de faisabilité sur la fourniture de services d'e-gouvernement par le biais du système postal ougandais

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Étude de faisabilité sur la fourniture de services d'e-gouvernement par le biais du système postal ougandais

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Posta Uganda is the most extensive provider of postal services in Uganda, having an extensive network of postal delivery outlets down to the sub-county level. Through these outlets, Posta Uganda offers various services beyond mail delivery, such as money transfers and internet provision.

Consequently, Uganda's Ministry of ICT and National Guidance has asked the African Union - European Union (AU-EU) Digital for Development (D4D) Hub project to conduct a feasibility study to assess the potential of post offices to deliver online public services - one of the government's top priority areas in the digital field, as per the Third National Development Plan.

The study is led by Enabel, the Belgian Development Agency, and aims to:

Assess the current status of 40 postal offices.

Propose the e-government services that can be delivered at these postal offices and the modality of operations.

Develop the preliminary designs, equipment specifications, and bills of quantities to guide the implementation of the project.

The initiative offers the Government of Uganda the opportunity to streamline, rationalise, and re-engineer administrative processes, reducing not only the volume of paperwork but also the layers of bureaucracy that are involved in conducting common transactions. It also focuses on promoting equity in service delivery, improving the ability to reach previously isolated groups, for example in rural areas.

Advancing digital cooperation between Team Europe and Uganda

This technical assistance mission follows a previous collaboration between the AU-EU D4D Hub and the Government of Uganda. In May 2022, the project also supported the Ministry of ICT and National Guidance to organise a multi-stakeholder dialogue that brought together over 80 Ugandan and European actors to discuss progress in the implementation of Uganda's priority areas in the digital field. This activity was also led by Enabel, with the support of GIZ. A visual representation of the resulting mapping is available to download.

Photo: Dr. Aminah Zawedde, Permanent Secretary at the Ministry of ICT and National Guidance, at the multi-stakeholder dialogue "Mapping of the Digital Savannah: Strengthening European-Ugandan Digital Cooperation"

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New technical assistance mission seeks to boost e-government services through Uganda's postal system - d4dhubdev

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Posta Uganda is the most extensive provider of postal services in Uganda, having an extensive network of postal delivery outlets down to the sub-county level. Through these outlets, Posta Uganda offers various services beyond mail delivery, such as money transfers and internet provision.

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Dialogue multipartite sur la coopération numérique Ouganda-Europe

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Dialogue multipartite sur la coopération numérique Ouganda-Europe

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On 26 May, the AU-EU D4D Hub and Uganda's National ICT Innovation Hub hosted the workshop "Mapping of the Digital Savannah: Strengthening European-Ugandan digital cooperation". The aim of the event was to gain a full overview of ongoing and planned activities in the digital field between Ugandan and European actors, as well as identifying priorities and opportunities for joint cooperation.

The workshop was organised by Enabel Uganda, GIZ Uganda and EstDev in the framework of the AU-EU D4D Hub project, and took place from 8:00 to 14:15 at the National ICT Innovation Hub Nakawa in Kampala.

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Mapping of the Digital Savannah - d4dhubdev

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On 26 May, the AU-EU D4D Hub and Uganda's National ICT Innovation Hub hosted the workshop "Mapping of the Digital Savannah: Strengthening European-Ugandan digital cooperation". The aim of the event was to gain a full overview of ongoing and planned activities in the digital field between Ugandan and European actors, as well as identifying priorities and opportunities for joint cooperation.

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Poser les bases de la transformation numérique de la Gambie

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In the months of June-September, the Africa Union - European Union (AU-EU) Digital for Development (D4D) Hub kicked off two technical assistance missions at the request of public institutions in Rwanda and the Gambia.

The purpose of such missions is to support African governments in their efforts to build strong and resilient digital economies that contribute to their countries' inclusive and sustainable development.

The AU-EU D4D Hub's technical assistance is a demand-driven mechanism and can be requested through a form available online.

Unleashing the power of geospatial data in Rwanda

In Rwanda, the AU-EU D4D Hub is conducting a feasibility study of on the construction of a drone operation centre and the creation of a geospatial hub within the Rwanda Space Agency.

The activity is led by AFD, the French development agency, and contributes to the implementation of the digital priorities of the Ministry of ICT and Innovation (MINICT), namely:

Improving the government's efficiency and capacity to deliver services to citizens.

Supporting geospatial-based policy design, monitoring and evaluation across government.

Fostering innovation and economic development based on geospatial and drone-generated data and unlocking drone private sector development.

Enhancing decision-making across most of the sectors of the country using geospatial data (including both public and private actors).

Laying the groundwork for the Gambia's digital transformation

In the Gambia, the newly created Ministry of Communications and Digital Economy has requested the AU-EU D4D Hub to undertake an assessment of the country's digital readiness, and to draft a digital economy master plan, as well as to propose new digital addressing and open data policies and regulatory frameworks.

The creation of the new Ministry is the latest in a series of measures undertaken by the Government of the Gambia to develop its digital economy, including the adoption of a Broadband Strategic Plan 2020-2024, an ICT for Development Policy 2018-2018, and a Data Protection and Privacy Policy in 2019.

The AU-EU D4D Hub technical assistance, which will be jointly carried out by the e-Governance Academy and Estonia's ICT cluster (ITL), will build on these measures and contribute to the Government's efforts to increase coordination.

For more information, please contact: au-eu@d4dhub.eu

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In the months of June-September, the Africa Union - European Union (AU-EU) Digital for Development (D4D) Hub kicked off two technical assistance missions at the request of public institutions in Rwanda and the Gambia. The purpose of such missions is to support African governments in their efforts to build strong and resilient digital economies that contribute to their countries' inclusive and sustainable development.

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Atelier sur la conformité en matière de protection des données des PME lors du 4e Symposium sur la vie privée en Afrique

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The Privacy Symposium Africa (PSA) is a Pan-African Privacy and Data Protection platform established in 2019 by Unwanted Witness to attract, present, and discuss original research results and the latest technological developments related to personal data protection and privacy.

This year's PSA was co-organised by Unwanted Witness and the Centre for Intellectual Property and Information Technology Law (CIPIT) of Strathmore University, and took place from 2-4 November 2022 in a hybrid format (online and in Nairobi, Kenya).

In the framework of the event, the AU-EU Digital for Development (D4D) Hub hosted a panel session on how Kenyan SMEs can effectively achieve data protection compliance. Addressed to data processors and controllers in Kenya wishing to better understand the newly enacted Data Protection Act (which is inspired by the EU General Data Protection Regulation), the session's objective was to foster an open exchange on good practices and lessons learned from Africa and Europe.

This activity was coordinated by the GIZ Digital Transformation Centre in Kenya.

Francis Monyango, Research Fellow at CIPIT, Strathmore University

Mercy Mutindi, Certified Information Privacy Manager and Advocate

Anne Mosero, Deputy Data Commissioner, Office of the Data Protection Commissioner (ODPC) in Kenya

Liesa Boghaert, attorney-at-law at Timelex and GDPR expert

Moderator:

Megan Kathure, Policy Analyst on Data and Internet Governance

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Visite d’étude de l’OAG (Office of the Auditor General) du Kenya au Ghana

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In 2019, the Ghana Audit Service (GAS) launched a mobile application to track the use of public funds - an easy-to-use digital tool to increase transparency and accountability in the public sector. Called the Citizens-Eye, the app allows citizens to rate public service delivery and directly report issues to the Ghana Audit Service.

The Ghanaian experience inspired Kenya's Office of the Auditor-General (OAG), which is in the process of implementing innovative solutions to empower citizens to contribute to audit processes. Both countries have an ongoing collaboration under the AFROSAI-E framework, which is a network of 26 Auditors-General from English-speaking African countries. However, in the face of similar contexts and common opportunities and challenges, both parties expressed a wish to deepen their exchanges.

With this aim, the African Union - European Union (AU-EU) Digital for Development (D4D) Hub facilitated a study visit for a Kenyan delegation to travel to Ghana and learn from the country's experiences - in particular regarding the Citizens-Eye app. The activity was led by GIZ, one of the project's implementing partners, and took place from 16-23 October 2022.

Connecting with citizens through digital tools

Under Kenya's Constitution, the OAG has the mandate to confirm whether public money has been applied lawfully and in an effective way. This is a broad responsibility that includes enhancing citizen participation to improve accountability in the delivery of public services, reduce corruption, and tackle impunity in governance.

"We believe that for us to impact on the lives and livelihoods of our Kenyan citizens - as espoused in our Strategic Plan - we must interact and build sustainable relations and partnerships with the citizenry", said Edwin Kamar, Deputy Auditor General.

As part of these efforts, the OAG, in collaboration with development partners such as GIZ, has developed a Citizens Accountability Audit Engagement Framework which provides a setting to boost engagement with citizens. One of the key actions that have been identified in this framework is the establishment of a citizen engagement mobile application.

"This app will be a game changer in the way we engage with the citizens. I believe it will help fight and significantly reduce corruption in our country," said Kamar.

Beatrice Omari, Communication Director at OAG was also among the participants of the study visit. Her objective was to learn how to communicate with citizens to ensure uptake of the app - an important part of successful implementation.

"I learnt that communication plays a critical role in sensitising and educating the population about the Citizens-Eye app," she said. "This knowledge will help me develop a communication strategy for the envisioned development of a similar app in Kenya".

Exchanges at multiple levels

During the study visit, participants attended multiple meetings and exchange sessions with the Ghana Auditor General, leadership and technical officers from the Ghana Audit Service, the European Union Delegation, the Kenya High Commissioner in Ghana, the Ghana Integrity Initiative and Centre for Democratic Development, and GIZ's office in Ghana (who also supported the development of Citizens-Eye in Ghana). But discussions did not only take place at the strategic level; technical teams from both countries also had the opportunity to do an in-depth review of system specifications.

"I had the opportunity to network with techies from GAS and got to learn a few things about the available emerging technologies that have worked for them. I was amazed at the technology they have implemented: simple to develop, easy to use, maintain and upgrade. The visit has awoken the IT developer in me," said Ann Njoga, an ICT Officer at OAG.

Collaborating with civil society organisations

Apart from the OAG delegation, representatives from Kenya's civil society also joined the study visit to build their technical capacity, facilitate their collaboration with the OAG, and learn from GAS' experience engaging with civil society organisations (CSOs). Fostering partnerships with CSOs is one of the pillars of OAG's Citizens Accountability Audit Engagement Framework, recognising their unique capacity to strengthen external oversight due to their proximity to public service delivery and citizens who are the target beneficiaries of government programmes, and their ability to use information resulting from monitoring efforts for advocacy actions.

"I shared my experience on the accountability work with the Ghana Audit Service and learned about their own work with CSOs. The visit gave meaning to our experience on citizen accountability audit," said Titus Gitonga, Programme Coordinator of Public Accountability at Transparency International Kenya. "Furthermore, it allowed us to explore our relationship with the office of the Auditor General of Kenya, which I can say has been enhanced as a result of the study visit."

Fostering exchanges of knowledge on D4D

The study visit took place in the framework of the AU-EU D4D Hub's knowledge-sharing activities and was implemented in collaboration with the Strengthening Good Governance Programme of GIZ Kenya. Technical Advisors Kenneth Matiba and Elijah Ambasa provided technical, advisory and coordination support for the activity.

To learn more on how the AU-EU D4D Hub project fosters exchanges of experiences, expertise, and lessons learned between African and European digital stakeholders, visit our website: au-eu.d4dhub.eu

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Using digital technologies to track the use of public funds: Learning from Ghana's experience - d4dhubdev

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In 2019, the Ghana Audit Service (GAS) launched a mobile application to track the use of public funds - an easy-to-use digital tool to increase transparency and accountability in the public sector. Called the Citizens-Eye, the app allows citizens to rate public service delivery and directly report issues to the Ghana Audit Service.

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Étude de faisabilité sur la construction d’un centre d’opération de drones et la création d’un pôle géospatial au Rwanda

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In the months of June-September, the Africa Union - European Union (AU-EU) Digital for Development (D4D) Hub kicked off two technical assistance missions at the request of public institutions in Rwanda and the Gambia.

The purpose of such missions is to support African governments in their efforts to build strong and resilient digital economies that contribute to their countries' inclusive and sustainable development.

The AU-EU D4D Hub's technical assistance is a demand-driven mechanism and can be requested through a form available online.

Unleashing the power of geospatial data in Rwanda

In Rwanda, the AU-EU D4D Hub is conducting a feasibility study of on the construction of a drone operation centre and the creation of a geospatial hub within the Rwanda Space Agency.

The activity is led by AFD, the French development agency, and contributes to the implementation of the digital priorities of the Ministry of ICT and Innovation (MINICT), namely:

Improving the government's efficiency and capacity to deliver services to citizens.

Supporting geospatial-based policy design, monitoring and evaluation across government.

Fostering innovation and economic development based on geospatial and drone-generated data and unlocking drone private sector development.

Enhancing decision-making across most of the sectors of the country using geospatial data (including both public and private actors).

Laying the groundwork for the Gambia's digital transformation

In the Gambia, the newly created Ministry of Communications and Digital Economy has requested the AU-EU D4D Hub to undertake an assessment of the country's digital readiness, and to draft a digital economy master plan, as well as to propose new digital addressing and open data policies and regulatory frameworks.

The creation of the new Ministry is the latest in a series of measures undertaken by the Government of the Gambia to develop its digital economy, including the adoption of a Broadband Strategic Plan 2020-2024, an ICT for Development Policy 2018-2018, and a Data Protection and Privacy Policy in 2019.

The AU-EU D4D Hub technical assistance, which will be jointly carried out by the e-Governance Academy and Estonia's ICT cluster (ITL), will build on these measures and contribute to the Government's efforts to increase coordination.

For more information, please contact: au-eu@d4dhub.eu

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AU-EU D4D Hub supports digital transformation in Rwanda and the Gambia - d4dhubdev

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In the months of June-September, the Africa Union - European Union (AU-EU) Digital for Development (D4D) Hub kicked off two technical assistance missions at the request of public institutions in Rwanda and the Gambia. The purpose of such missions is to support African governments in their efforts to build strong and resilient digital economies that contribute to their countries' inclusive and sustainable development.

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Atelier sur des écosystèmes d’e-gouvernance efficaces

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Atelier sur des écosystèmes d’e-gouvernance efficaces

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Roadmap for an effective e-Government ecosystem - d4dhubdev

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The Tanzania Annual ICT Conference (TAIC) is one of the largest international gatherings of the ICT industry. Held in Tanzania, it offers a unique platform for capacity building, policy dialogues, business investors networking, professional discussion, experience and knowledge sharing on global ICT issues.

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Participation d’une délégation africaine à la Conférence sur l’e-gouvernance

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Thank you for joining us

The e-Governance Conference, considered the biggest e-governance event in the international arena, brings together strategists, decision-makers, policy implementers and donors to chart the future course of governance.

This year, the AU-EU D4D Hub facilitated a panel discussion under the theme "Laying Ground for Digital Services: Case Studies from Africa", which took place on 10 May 2022. The session focused on the pre-conditions, needs and challenges in developing human-centric and effective digital public services in Africa, and shared practical experiences, good practices and lessons learnt based on real-life examples of developing digital services in different African countries.
Speakers:

Khaled El-Attar, Vice Minister on Digital Transformation, Automation & Administrative Development, Egypt

Afiss Bileoma, Director of Dematerialization, Information Services and Systems Agency, Benin

Njalakangwa Phumaphi, E-Services Deputy Manager, Government Online, Botswana

Moderator:

Helena Lepp, digitalisation expert, AU-EU D4D Hub

Main takeaways

Most African countries have started digitalising their public services in an effort to bring the government closer to the people and to increase efficiency in public administration. Although there are important differences in the level of development of online services across the continent, there are many valuable experiences and lessons learned that can shed light on how to best serve citizens in different contexts.

Discover our three main takeaways on the experiences of Egypt, Benin, and Botswana.

Learning from each other's experiences

The e-Governance Conference also served as an opportunity for the AU-EU D4D Hub to exchange with government representatives from Benin, Botswana, Egypt, Guinea, Senegal, Rwanda and Tanzania who were invited to the event to share their own experiences, learn from other African and European countries' digital transformation journeys, and to discuss potential collaborations.

© 2023 Digital for Development Hub. All rights reserved.

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Laying Ground for Digital Services: Case Studies from Africa - d4dhubdev

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The e-Governance Conference, considered the biggest e-governance event in the international arena, brings together strategists, decision-makers, policy implementers and donors to chart the future course of governance. This year, the AU-EU D4D Hub facilitated a panel discussion under the theme "Laying Ground for Digital Services: Case Studies from Africa", which took place on 10 May 2022.

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Séance de brainstorming sur la transformation numérique centrée sur l’humain à l’occasion des Journées européennes du développement

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Séance de brainstorming sur la transformation numérique centrée sur l’humain à l’occasion des Journées européennes du développement

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In the framework of the European Development Days 2022, the AU-EU Digital for Development (D4D) Hub organised a brainstorming session on 21 June, bringing together some 35 representatives of civil society, governments, private sector, media and academia. The purpose of the session was to provide a platform for all stakeholders to openly discuss how to promote a human-centric digital transformation in the context of Africa-Europe relations.

Through a participatory process, participants were invited to collectively define the elements needed to promote a digital partnership guided by the principles of inclusiveness, full participation, privacy, security and real choice, as well as sustainability. Below are the main takeaways of their insights.

1. Connectivity and equal access are a pre-requisite for an inclusive digital transformation

Despite recent growth in internet connectivity, Africa lags behind other regions of the world. Therefore, investing in connectivity was identified as an urgent priority to close the digital divide. In this sense, participants stressed the importance of not only providing the necessary infrastructure and services, but making sure that everyone (including rural communities and other underserved groups) can afford and access internet connectivity.

2. We need digital governance frameworks to protect and empower people

The digital transformation must be safe, respectful of future generations, and able to evolve and adapt in response to the changes that will inevitably come through, participants said. To that effect, they called for the private sector to be held accountable and to ensure that companies respect people's digital rights. They also highlighted the importance of safeguarding the online civic space and strengthen civil society's ability to influence digital policy at different levels and in different spaces.

The digital transformation needs to be designed in a bottom-up approach with local actors, considering the full socio-economic diversity that exists and ensuring no power imbalances. The EU, according to participants, has the capacity to become the partner of choice in a new relationship paradigm between the two continents by protecting people's rights. In this regard, fostering hybrid public-private collaborations through transparent and structured channels for exchange is of great importance.

3. Investing in digital skills can help close the (gender) digital divide

Ensuring connectivity for everyone is a must and yet, it will still not be sufficient, participants said. Having the tools and infrastructure is a good first step, but it needs to be followed by building capacity for the entire population to be able to use them.

Participants also stressed the importance of equal access to digitalisation and skill development regardless of gender, age, disability, income level, education or language. They underscored the need for women, girls, and women's organisations to be given the space to share what they need from technology. To achieve this, they called for a better understanding of the digital gender gap to create effective and meaningful solutions, and for the involvement of different groups of people in the design of digital technology.

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Three priorities to put people at the centre of the AU-EU digital partnership - d4dhubdev

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In the framework of the European Development Days 2022, the AU-EU Digital for Development (D4D) Hub organised a brainstorming session on 21 June, bringing together some 35 representatives of civil society, governments, private sector, media and academia.

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Élaboration d’une feuille de route de la transformation numérique en Tanzanie

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Élaboration d’une feuille de route de la transformation numérique en Tanzanie

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In December 2022, the African Union - European Union (AU-EU) Digital for Development (D4D) Hub kicked off a new technical assistance mission to develop a new digital transformation roadmap for Tanzania. The purpose is to assist the country in achieving regional leadership in the digital economy field and to develop fundamental ICT services, structural registers, and applications that will enhance the delivery of digital services.

For nine months, the e-Governance Academy (eGA) and the Estonian Association of Information Technology and Telecommunications (ITL) will work with Tanzania's Information and Communication Technologies Commission (ICTC) and the Ministry of Information, Communication and Technology to identify digital transformation bottlenecks and accelerators, outline a capacity building plan, and provide recommendations concerning the development of a legal environment that supports digital transformation. The roadmap will focus on a three-year implementation period and will include a pilot project on the digital economy.

"The technical assistance that we are providing in Tanzania through the AU-EU D4D Hub project will help the Tanzanian Government identify the country's needs and priorities to be taken to advance the digital transformation of the public administration, the private sector, and the society as a whole," said Marit Lani, Programme Director of Smart Governance at eGA.

The mission will start with conducting a digital readiness review, which will focus on assessing Tanzania's progress in ten key focus areas of digital development. The mission will also comprise a study visit of Tanzanian civil servants to Estonia. The latter is part of a training component aimed at increasing local capacity to drive and implement the roadmap.

This technical assistance mission builds on previous collaborations between Tanzania and Team Europe through the AU-EU D4D Hub project. In May 2022, a Tanzanian delegation participated in the e-Governance Conference in Tallinn, Estonia. This activity was followed by a knowledge sharing workshop on effective e-government ecosystems organised by ITL at the Tanzania Annual ICT Conference which took place in October 2022. Moreover, also in May 2022, Enabel and the European Union Delegation to Tanzania facilitated a workshop on data protection and cybersecurity at Innovation Week Tanzania.

AU-EU D4D Hub Workshop at Innovation Week Tanzania. Photo credit: IWTz

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A new digital transformation roadmap for Tanzania - d4dhubdev

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In December 2022, the African Union - European Union (AU-EU) Digital for Development (D4D) Hub kicked off a new technical assistance mission to develop a new digital transformation roadmap for Tanzania. The purpose is to assist the country in achieving regional leadership in the digital economy field and to develop fundamental ICT services, structural registers, and applications that will enhance the delivery of digital services.

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Dialogue multipartite sur la désinformation en ligne à l’occasion du Forum sur la gouvernance de l’Internet 

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Dialogue multipartite sur la désinformation en ligne à l’occasion du Forum sur la gouvernance de l’Internet 

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"There is no silver bullet to tackle online disinformation" was the conclusion of the Town Hall debate Jointly tackling disinformation while protecting human rights, organised by the African Union - European Union (AU-EU) Digital for Development (D4D) Hub at the Internet Governance Forum 2022.

The session, which took place on 2 December 2022 in a hybrid format, brought together over 60 organisations for an open exchange of ideas, experiences, and lessons on how to address disinformation through a multi-stakeholder and human-centric approach. In particular, the debate focused on how Africa-Europe partnerships can help tackle the issue, in light of the AU-EU D4D Hub's mandate to foster digital cooperation between both continents.

The panellists explained how fact-checking has grown dramatically in recent years, becoming one of the most common measures to tackle disinformation. Nevertheless, more than effective fact-checking is needed, they warned. Africa-Europe cooperation should adopt a comprehensive approach integrating multiple complementary measures, such as building digital literacy for all (including the most vulnerable), holding those who profit from disinformation accountable, and the involvement of all stakeholders in devising solutions.

Bringing all actors to the table

Simone Toussi, Project Officer for Francophone Africa at the Collaboration on International ICT Policy for East and Southern Africa (CIPESA) highlighted how "disinformation is a multi-faceted phenomenon that directly threatens democracy and human rights and affects all stakeholders in society".

"Disinformation manifests in many ways, and can be perpetrated by a diversity of actors," she added.

As such, she argued that countering fake narratives needs both online and offline efforts undertaken in a coordinated manner by governments, intergovernmental organisations, civil society, media, academia, and private sector. "Multi-stakeholder collaboration is crucial to bring together different views and understanding of the roles that each actor plays," she said.

Toussi presented research findings proving that measures to tackle disinformation can be ineffective or inadequate when they only consider the point of view of a single stakeholder. For example, fact-checking is sometimes challenged by lack of access to information. Media and civil society participation can help ensure that governments treat information as a public good.

Engaging with the private sector... how?

The debate also touched on the essential role that technology companies play in keeping disinformation from spreading. Ongoing efforts by private sector include partnering with civil society and fact-checkers - including through multi-stakeholder collaborations as proposed by Toussi.

Nevertheless, for Odanga Madung, journalist and Mozilla Foundation fellow, such measures are not enough. He argued that one of the major contributing factors to disinformation is that fake or misleading information is algorithmically amplified by big companies.

"Big companies and social media platforms profit from the spread of disinformation. It is part of their business model, which is a very serious problem," he said.

For Madung, tackling disinformation requires strong regulations to protect users and their rights, addressing big technology companies' dominance, encouraging competition, fostering new ideas on different business models, and decentralising the Internet.

Planting the seeds of change

Charlotte Carnehl, Operations Director at Lie Detectors, proposed further investments in training teachers and fostering exchanges between journalists and school-age kids: "Countering the corrosive effect of disinformation and polarisation on democracy requires empowering school kids and their teachers to tell facts from fake online."

She argued that enabling journalists to visit schools to explain how professional journalism works is a win-win situation. It can help journalists to learn about how the younger generation accesses and consumes information, while teachers and children can gain practical skills in identifying fake or misleading information online.

"Everybody needs the skills to assess and critically think about information," Carnehl said. "Kids are actually a high-risk group for disinformation because they are targeted on channels that can't be monitored, and they are largely navigating them by themselves without their teachers or even their parents present."

When questioned on the short-term impact of such measures by a member of the audience, Carnehl acknowledged that it's a long-term investment, "like planting the seeds of a tree". However, she argued that there are also some immediate positive effects for children.

Finally, Carnehl called for special attention to be paid to marginalised groups, such as rural populations. Civil society organisations could help ensure that everyone can access reliable information, she said.
Learn more about the participation of the AU-EU D4D Hub at the Internet Governance Forum: https://d4dhub.eu/events/igf2022

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Comprehensive approach needed to tackle online disinformation in Africa and Europe, say experts - d4dhubdev

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"There is no silver bullet to tackle online disinformation" was the conclusion of the Town Hall debate Jointly tackling disinformation while protecting human rights, organised by the African Union - European Union (AU-EU) Digital for Development (D4D) Hub at the Internet Governance Forum 2022.

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Atelier sur les données géospatiales pour l’entrepreneuriat numérique

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Atelier sur les données géospatiales pour l’entrepreneuriat numérique

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Dakar, le 2 juin 2022 - Un atelier de deux jours sur le développement de solutions numériques innovantes grâce à l'utilisation des données géospatiales a eu lieu à la Délégation générale à l'Entrepreneuriat rapide des Femmes et des Jeunes à Dakar. A cette occasion, des experts du secteur géospatial africain et européen ont présenté les différentes opportunités offertes par les données recueillies par satellites ou drones, ainsi que les politiques et appuis nécessaires pour libérer leur potentiel. A l'issue de la session, les participants ont formulé des recommandations afin de nourrir les réflexions en cours sur l'élaboration de la feuille de route pour le secteur géospatial du Sénégal.

Les données géospatiales ont un énorme potentiel pour servir de catalyseur de l'innovation numérique en faveur du développement durable du Sénégal. À ce titre, les acteurs sénégalais du numérique et les partenaires européens de la coopération au développement se sont réunis cette semaine pour discuter des mesures ponctuelles visant à accroître l'utilisation des données géospatiales dans différents secteurs de l'économie sénégalaise, notamment dans l'agriculture et l'élevage, la ville intelligente et durable, et l'économie bleue.

" En pleine expansion, le secteur spatial ouvre une multitude de nouveaux champs d'application, en particulier pour atteindre les Objectifs de Développement Durable. Il représente une source formidable de nouvelles activités économiques en Afrique. Nous devons intensifier nos efforts de communication sur le potentiel économique associé à la production et de l'utilisation des données satellitaires ", a déclaré S.E.M. Philippe Lalliot, Ambassadeur de France au Sénégal. Lors de l'ouverture des ateliers, l'Ambassadeur de France était accompagné de l'Ambassadeur de Belgique, S.E.M. Hubert Roisin, et de Monsieur Leinac Georgelin, en représentation de l'Ambassadrice de l'UE, S.E. Mme. Irène Mingasson.

L'atelier a été facilité par Expertise France et Enabel dans leur qualité de partenaires de mise en œuvre du projet " D4D Hub UA-UE " (Digital for Development Hub Union africaine - Union européenne). Ceci en partenariat avec le ministère de l'Enseignement supérieur, de la Recherche et de l'Innovation (MESRI), le ministère de l'Économie numérique et des Télécommunications (MENT), la Délégation générale à l'Entrepreneuriat Rapide des Femmes et des Jeunes (DER/FJ) du Sénégal, l'Action SMEs Africa du programme Copernicus Caroline Herschell et l'Ambassade de France, avec la participation du ministère de l'Environnement et du Développement durable (MEDD).

Selon le Dr. Cheikh Oumar Anne, ministre de l'Enseignement supérieur : " Au Sénégal, nous sommes très enthousiastes à l'idée d'utiliser les données géospatiales pour orienter les politiques et trouver de nouvelles solutions aux problèmes auxquels le pays est confronté. La recherche et l'innovation font partie de nos priorités les plus importantes. Par conséquent, nous écoutons attentivement cet échange avec nos partenaires européens et nous explorons avec intérêt de nouvelles opportunités de collaboration pour renforcer les capacités de nos experts. "

Mme. Mame Aby Sèye, Déléguée générale à L'Entrepreneuriat Rapide des Femmes et des Jeunes soutient, pour sa part, que la DER/FJ est ravie d'accueillir les Ateliers D4D sur l'utilisation des données géospatiales au Sénégal. " Il va sans dire que l'utilisation des données géospatiales offre des opportunités intéressantes pour la mobilisation des entrepreneurs locaux au Sénégal. De plus, ces ateliers permettent d'identifier les besoins des différents acteurs dans ce domaine, y compris la société civile, ce qui s'inscrit dans les objectifs d'inclusion et de participation active de la population à la croissance économique du Sénégal, qui font partie du Plan Sénégal Émergent (PSE) et auxquels la DER/FJ contribue de manière étroite. "

A propos du projet D4D Hub UA-UE

Le projet " D4D Hub UA-UE " (Digital for Development Hub Union africaine - Union européenne) accompagne les institutions africaines dans la création d'un environnement favorable à une transformation numérique inclusive. Ses activités comprennent l'assistance technique, le partage des connaissances et la facilitation des dialogues.

Le D4D Hub UA-UE est un projet phare de l'Équipe Europe. Il est cofinancé par l'Union européenne et mis en œuvre conjointement par huit organisations européennes. Le projet fait partie du " D4D Hub ", une initiative mondiale de l'UE pour mobiliser des partenariats afin de créer un avenir numérique durable.

Pour en savoir plus : au-eu.d4dhub.eu

Contact de presse

Mme Ahtziri Gonzalez
Communications officer
AU-EU D4D Hub
Tel : +32 479 15 31 01
E-mail : ahtziri.gonzalez@d4dhub.eu

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