Partnerships

No single agency builds a digital nation alone. ICTA works with development partners, technology firms, multilateral agencies and Kenyan institutions to scale connectivity, skills and services.

Our approach

Co-financed, co-designed, co-delivered

Most of the Authority's flagship programmes — from NOFBI to KDEAP to DigiSchool — are delivered with partners. We co-finance through development banks, co-design with technical agencies, and co-deliver with private-sector implementers and county governments.

Public–private partnerships
Joint ventures that share risk, capital and expertise.
Bilateral & multilateral
Government and donor-funded programmes at scale.
Technology & industry
Hardware, software and skills partners across the ICT stack.
Academia & civil society
Curriculum, research and community delivery partners.
Partnership signing event
Multilateral & bilateral

Development & financing partners

Co-financing flagship national programmes such as KDEAP, HOAGDP and the Digital Super Highway.

World BankKDEAP financing
ESTDEV (Estonia Centre for International Development)Digital government cooperation
Industry partners

Technology, devices & skills

Industry partnerships that supply hardware, software, certification pathways and skills training at scale.

Huawei Technologies (Kenya) Co. LtdICT literacy, infrastructure & Telecom Seeds for the Future
Oracle Technology Systems Ltde-Government capacity building
MicrosoftICT skills training
SAPSkills for Africa
Academia & government

Local institutional partners

Kenyan universities, regulators and government agencies we work with on curriculum, content, certification and service delivery.

University of NairobiCentre of Excellence
Communications Authority of KenyaRoot Certificate Authority · joint strategic plan
KeNICICT standards & .ke domain adoption

Want to partner with ICTA?

Reach our partnerships team to propose joint programmes, co-financing or technology collaborations aligned to the Digital Masterplan.