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The IDEA D4D Hub Project launched the first innovation days in Mozambique as part of a series of events that will take place in Burkina Faso, Uganda, and Morocco. This will bring together players from private and public sectors, institutional organizations, civil society organizations, and academia, to collectively build the solutions to the challenges of the digital transformation process in each of the four countries
The IDEA D4D Hub Project launched the first innovation days in Mozambique as part of a series of events that will take place in Burkina Faso, Uganda, and Morocco. This will bring together players from private and public sectors, institutional organizations, civil society organizations, and academia, to collectively build the solutions to the challenges of the digital transformation process in each of the four countries.
Over 50 participants from the Mozambique digital ecosystem gathered in Maputo to discuss the challenges, share best practices and co-create solutions to advance digital transformation in the country.
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The IDEA Project aims at empowering trans-continental digital ecosystem collaboration and seeks to strengthen civil society organizations and academia in Africa to participate in inclusive digital transformation through innovation days, capacity building, and synergy creation. It also focuses on supporting and strengthening the role of ICT/digitalisation stakeholders (civil society and academia), to engage and contribute actively to multi-stakeholder dialogues for human-centered digital transformation.
