Agenda

Mr. Benjamin Dotto is the Director of Infrastructure and Operations at the
e-Government Authority under the President’s Office. He is responsible for
overall planning, designing, and overseeing the development,
implementation and delivery of e-Government infrastructure and
technology services.

Dr. Angelina Misso is currently the Assistant Director - ICT Systems and Compliance
Services at the Ministry of Communication and Information Technology in Tanzania,
where she contributes to the development and implementation of national digital
transformation initiatives. She previously served as a Lecturer in the Department of
Electronics and Telecommunications Engineering at the University of Dar es Salaam.
She holds a PhD in Communications and Networks Engineering and has extensive
experience in ICT policy, digital governance, telecommunications, and digital
innovation.
She has actively engaged in multi-stakeholder collaborations involving government
institutions, academia, the private sector, and international development partners,
supporting the implementation of Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) and other digital
transformation programmes. Her work focuses on strengthening institutional digital
capacity, enhancing ICT governance, and advancing the adoption of emerging
technologies to improve public service delivery.
With a strong background in electronics and telecommunications engineering, Dr.
Misso has participated in numerous collaborative research, consultancy, and capacitybuilding initiatives. Her experience includes contributions to ICT policy development,
telecommunications systems planning, digital transformation strategies, and
technology-enabled service innovation. She is passionate about leveraging
technology to address societal challenges, foster inclusive digital development, and
support the growth of the digital economy through sustainable, citizen-centric, and
industry-driven solutions.

Ms. Galway is the Founder and Director of The Document Project. Its purpose is to make it easier for people, worldwide, to access the government services for which they are eligible by addressing problems of government processes, forms, and instructions that are unclear, missing, or incorrect.

Her extensive career in economic development spans work in Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Fiji, Nepal, Papua New Guinea, and Sri Lanka. She specializes in capacity building and multi-stakeholder partnerships.

Her experience includes UN agencies (UNCTAD, FAO, IFAD); Governments, at municipal and national levels; Business membership organisations, including Chambers of Commerce; Bilateral international aid organisations; Private sector, and Entrepreneurship.

University Education at Brown University (BA); Johns Hopkins SAIS; New York University (MA)