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Innovative Digital Solutions

The PIC is committed to driving digital inclusion by supporting evidence for an enabling policy environment, digital governance, uptake of literacy and skills as well as adoption of appropriate digital tools and technology for vulnerable and excluded populations. Our approach to digital governance as an enabler ensures that strategies are co-created to drive accountability, manage system complexities, and foster conceptual alignment, inclusion, partnerships and cost efficiency in the process of deploying digital transformation programs.



Sustainable and Inclusive Digital Transformation

This FCDO-funded initiative aimed to address digital economy challenges and support the continuous growth of an enabling regulatory condition for inclusive digital transformation in implementing states (Edo, Kaduna, Kano, Jigawa, Lagos). The project supported inclusive digital transformation for the most vulnerable and the operationalisation of the National Digital Economy Policy and Strategy 2020-2030, focusing on developmental regulations, digital services development and promotion, digital society and emerging technologies, and indigenous content promotion and development at the national and state levels.



Duration: 2022-2023
This project is supported by FCDO
Advancing an Inclusive and Enabling Environment for Digital Growth and Capabilities in Edo State (Edo Digital Policy Project)

The project aims to support an integrated digital ecosystem and enable a policy environment through the curation of digital policies and protocols to drive sustainable digital capabilities and growth within the Edo state government and inclusive socioeconomic development across the state. This project also assesses barriers to digital solution adoption within government and citizens, particularly vulnerable populations providing insights into programmatic interventions that can accelerate digital adoption and socioeconomic development.



Duration: 2023-2024
This project is supported by Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation