ITU and the United Kingdom Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) have been working together since 2021, on a far-reaching digital inclusion project.
The project seeks to promote effective regulation, encourage sustainable investment, and strengthen capacity building to achieve meaningful connectivity in underserved communities.
Digital divides remain in all five FCDO Digital Access Programme (DAP) countries (Brazil, Indonesia, Kenya, Nigeria, and South Africa), and the project works towards closing the gap, benefitting from ITU’s technical expertise as well as ITU's extensive stakeholder and partner network, through technical assistance provided to the countries. With the partnership, ITU and the FCDO aim to complement each other's activities, programmes and goals in relation to digital inclusion, sustainability and capacity development.
ITU-FCDO Digital Inclusion Research and Training Materials
ITU and the United Kingdoms Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) have partnered together to work on achieving Digital Inclusion through promoting effective regulation, greater investment, and innovative models for school connectivity in underserved communities. The work has focused on providing support to 5 countries: Brazil, Indonesia, Kenya, Nigeria, and South Africa.
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