The Collaboration on International ICT Policy for East and Southern Africa (CIPESA)
The Collaboration on International ICT Policy for East and Southern Africa CIPESA is a leading centre for research and analysis of information aimed to enable policy makers in the region to understand ICT policy issues and for various multistakeholders to effectively use ICT to improve governance and livelihoods CIPESA was established in 2004 in response to the findings of the Louder Voices Report for DFiD which cited the lack of easy affordable and timely access to information about ICTrelated issues and processes as a key barrier to effective and inclusive ICT policy making in Africa As such our work responds to a shortage of information resources and actors consistently working at the nexus of technology human rights and society While initially formed to work in East and Southern African countries over the years we have expanded to cover the entire continent Initially focused on research over the last decade we have diversified our ways of work to include advocacy capacity development and convenings among others
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