DPI Governance in Africa Fellowship 2026
The DPI Governance in Africa Fellowship 2026 is a transformative initiative aimed at reshaping the digital landscape in Africa. This fellowship focuses on the governance of Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI), emphasizing the importance of equitable access and human rights in technology. It seeks passionate advocates who are committed to ensuring that the benefits of digital advancements reach marginalized communities, including women, refugees, and persons with disabilities.
This program is not just about research; it’s about creating actionable insights that can influence policy and promote digital sovereignty in Africa. By equipping fellows with the necessary tools and knowledge, the fellowship aims to empower a new generation of leaders who can challenge the status quo and advocate for a more inclusive digital future.
Eligibility
Open to individuals passionate about justice, inclusion, and human rights, particularly those focused on the impact of technology on marginalized groups. Candidates should have a strong interest in digital governance and its implications for society.
Deadline: Ongoing
