Launching Digital Literacy Programs in Rural Communities
Alliance – Africa has started pilot programs in Lango and West Nile, empowering over 500 citizens with basic digital skills.
Fostering digital inclusion of people whose lack of digital skills impedes their participation in society, with the belief that with digital equity, we all win.
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Workshop at the DataFest Africa event at ICT Innovation Hub, Nakawa.
Alliance – Africa envisions a Uganda where every citizen can access, understand, and benefit from technology. By promoting digital equity, we enable communities to participate fully in education, innovation, and the economy of tomorrow.
Mobile broadband subscriptions across Uganda
Homes with fixed broadband access
Households with internet access at home
Internet users accessing through Wi-Fi hotspots nationwide
Health centers with internet connectivity
Rural schools with access to internet
Ugandans owning smartphones
Ugandans owning feature phones
Urban vs. rural ownership of personal computers/laptops
Male vs. female ownership of personal computers/laptops
Our key initiatives to bridge the digital divide and empower communities across Uganda.
Promoting digital inclusion policies and advocating for systemic changes to bridge the digital divide.
Collecting and analyzing digital access data to guide interventions and inform stakeholders.
Specialized programs targeting marginalized groups to ensure equitable access to technology.
Setting up local digital hubs to provide training, devices, and connectivity to rural communities.
Explore how participants engage, learn, and grow through our digital inclusion programs
Our programs foster collaboration, creativity, and confidence by giving youth, women, and underserved groups access to digital tools and training.
Innovative studies using technology to solve community challenges.
Programs promoting digital literacy and access in rural and underserved areas.
Hands-on labs fostering creativity and tech skills development.
Hear from community members who have benefited from our programs
Alliance – Africa strives to ensure that all Ugandans, including the most disadvantaged, can access and use digital technologies to participate fully in society, democracy, and the economy.
Uganda’s digital literacy and IT skills prevalence as of 2022
Percentage of Ugandans who remained offline as of 2024
People in regions like Lango & West Nile lacking mobile skills for digital transactions
Percentage of population that could benefit from targeted digital inclusion programs
We ensure every Ugandan can access, use, and benefit from digital technologies. Through grassroots engagement, policy advocacy, and research, we foster a digitally equitable society.
Updates and insights on our efforts to bridge Uganda's digital divide
Alliance – Africa has started pilot programs in Lango and West Nile, empowering over 500 citizens with basic digital skills.
Our coalition engages policymakers to implement inclusive strategies, ensuring access to ICTs for disadvantaged communities.
Using research from World Bank GovTech, IDES, and Hive Colab, we highlight gaps in digital literacy and connectivity across regions.
Trained local digital navigators are helping households, women, and youth gain skills to confidently access online services and tools.
Upcoming programs and initiatives advancing digital inclusion across Uganda
Hands-on workshop empowering young people with basic digital skills to access online services and learning platforms.
Bringing together policymakers and stakeholders to discuss strategies for closing Uganda’s digital divide.
Equipping local volunteers to support citizens in accessing digital services and applying digital skills in daily life.
Analyzing digital skills and connectivity gaps in rural communities to guide future interventions.
Engaging households, women, and youth in rural areas to enhance access to devices, connectivity, and digital skills.
A fun-filled event raising awareness on digital inclusion while promoting digital learning for youth and communities.