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About eGov Africa

Who We Are

eGov Africa is a pan-African initiative committed to the digital transformation of public institutions across Africa. We believe that technology, when thoughtfully designed and fairly deployed, can serve as a powerful tool for good governance, social justice, and sustainable development.

By working hand in hand with governments, citizens, and civil society actors, we design and implement digital solutions tailored to Africa’s unique realities. Our aim is to modernise public services, enhance transparency, combat corruption, and ensure that every citizen, without exception, has fair access to their rights and essential services.

We are more than just a technology partner. We are a bridge between innovation and inclusion—a force dedicated to building strong, accountable, and sustainable institutions. Through our projects, we sow the seeds for a future where governance is effective, data is protected, and every citizen’s voice is heard.

Who We Are

Strategic Areas of Intervention

Good Governance: Modernising Public Administration for Transparent Leadership

Good governance is the foundation of stable, inclusive, and responsive public institutions. In many African countries, citizens face challenges such as administrative delays, opaque procedures, and limited accountability.

eGov Africa addresses these issues by digitalising public administration to make it more transparent, efficient, and accessible. Digital platforms help streamline service delivery, ensure timely responses to citizens’ needs, and encourage public participation. Through improved access to information and simplified procedures, governments can restore trust and build lasting legitimacy in the eyes of the people.

Fight Corruption: Restoring Trust Through Digital Accountability

Corruption erodes public trust, diverts resources, and weakens institutions. It is often fuelled by lack of oversight, manual procedures, and informal networks.

By introducing secure and traceable digital systems, eGov Africa reduces opportunities for embezzlement, bribery, and abuse of power. Whether in tax collection, payroll management, or public procurement, digital tools make processes more transparent and limit human interference. In parallel, by promoting accountability and record-keeping, they empower citizens and civil society to demand better governance and greater responsibility from public officials.

Strengthen Sustainability: Building Resilient Institutions for the Long Term

For reforms to last, they must be rooted in durable systems that can adapt to change and withstand crises. Many African administrations struggle with instability, brain drain, and over-reliance on external aid, which weakens the continuity of public services.

eGov Africa strengthens sustainability by promoting digital infrastructure that is designed for long-term use, with simple maintenance, local ownership, and scalable architecture. It also focuses on training civil servants and building institutional memory, so that governments can function effectively even in times of transition. Sustainable governance is not only about technology—it is about people, resilience, and self-reliance.

Ensure Equal Rights : Leaving No One Behind in Access to Public Services

In Africa, inequality in access to public services remains a major obstacle to social justice. Rural communities, women, youth, and people with disabilities are often excluded from essential services due to distance, cost, or lack of legal documentation.

eGov Africa promotes equal rights by using inclusive technologies that bridge the gap between the State and all its citizens. Mobile platforms, digital identity systems, and simplified online procedures help bring services closer to those who need them most. The initiative ensures that no citizen is invisible or forgotten, by reinforcing legal identity, access to justice, and equal opportunities in public life.

What We Do

eGov Africa operates as a catalyst for digital transformation across African public institutions. Our work focuses on enabling governments to serve their citizens better—efficiently, transparently, and equitably. We work at the intersection of governance, technology, and social justice to modernise systems, reduce disparities, and promote sustainable development.

eGov Africa works to modernise public institutions through digital transformation, enhancing transparency, efficiency, and accountability.

Key Activities: Public Service Digitalisation: Implementing electronic systems for civil registration, taxation, permits, and more. Public Financial Management: Deploying e-tax, e-procurement, and expenditure tracking solutions. Access to Information and Citizen Participation: Developing interactive platforms, open data systems, and feedback mechanisms. Anti-Corruption Measures: Integrating digital tools to reduce opportunities for abuse and strengthen traceability.

We believe that no progress is meaningful unless it is equitable. eGov Africa ensures that technology serves all citizens, without discrimination.

Key Activities: Inclusive Services: Platforms accessible via mobile phones, in local languages, and adapted to areas with low connectivity. Support for Vulnerable Groups: Working with local NGOs to reach women, youth, persons with disabilities, and displaced populations. Legal Identity Strengthening: Implementing digital identification systems to safeguard fundamental rights and access to services. Gender-Sensitive Governance Models: Integrating gender perspectives in the design of tools and services.

For change to be sustainable, it must be driven by strong and autonomous institutions.

Key Activities: Training and Support: Building the digital, cybersecurity, and data management skills of public sector personnel. Support for National Policies: Contributing to the development of e-Gov strategies, legal frameworks, and digital governance standards. Sustainable Development: Promoting eco-friendly technological solutions, local data hosting, and budgetary integration. Exchange of African Experiences: Creating networks of experts and stakeholders to share innovations and best practices across the continent.