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Have you ever thought about the infrastructure — the core digital systems — that makes it possible for you to skip the travel, wait times, and headaches associated with conducting many simple government and business transactions in person?
Digital exclusion and the gender digital divide are two challenges facing underrepresented groups in the digital ecosystem. Intentionally designed capacity building practices can support inclusion and belonging.
Based on its reputation as a digitalization exemplar throughout East Africa and the Digital Principles’ pre-existing presence in the country, Kenya was identified as the ideal pilot to investigate the correlation between digital capacity and Digital Principles training programs, and the mechanisms driving national digital transformation.
We know our users work across geographies, sectors, and complex challenges to achieve critical outcomes, so we’re kicking things off by highlighting Stan Mierzwa, a member of our community working in a vital cross-cutting field: cybersecurity.
Agriculture is one of the oldest applications of data. For centuries, people have used data to track meteorological conditions, quantify grain yields, and distribute harvest among populations. In modern times, this has not changed.
The recently announced Digital Public Goods (DPG) Charter is rallying a growing coalition of governments, civil society, and technologists around the opportunity to leverage secure and open digital technologies to lay the foundational building blocks for digital government.