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The EU-AU Digital Economy Task Force will develop by June a report containing concrete recommendations for the future digital cooperation between the two continents. Make your voice heard, by joining one or more of the groups listed below, press "Join the debate” button and contribute to the debate with your proposals.

Please be aware that from the moment you upload a document or write a contribution and the time it will be published, it can take up to 30 minutes.

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Need for innovative connectivity solution for the underserved

As a private internet connectivity company we praise the DETF initiatives as presented in the DRAFT report, echoing also key areas of the work being prepared under the World Bank Group ‘...

Louise Kjaer
4 June 2019
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UNCDF comments on the DETF Draft Report

The United Nations Capital Develop Fund (UNCDF) is keen to provide comments on the draft report. UNCDF strategy has recently evolved from Inclusive digital finance to inclusive digital economies and...

Francois Coupienne
4 June 2019

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Suggestions from the Danish MFA techVelopment team

Feedback to the AU-EU Digital Economy Task Force (AU-EU DETF) on its draft report The focus of the AU-EU Digital Task Force (AU-EU DETF) is well in line with the track under Denmark’s...

Maja SVERDRUP
3 June 2019
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Comments of ACT | The App Association to the EU-AU Digital Economy Task Force re: Future Digital Cooperation Between the EU and Africa

ACT | The App Association appreciates the opportunity to submit comments to the EU-Africa Digital Economy Task Force (DETF) to inform its report containing concrete recommendations for the future...

Brian SCARPELLI
3 June 2019

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UNESCO contribution to EU-AU DETF report

UNESCO welcomes the opportunity to contribute on the draft report of the EU-AU DETF with the following comments: Under Section 1 - Accelerating the achievement of universal access to affordable...

Adeline Hulin
3 June 2019
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Women in Tech Africa Org Comments on the EU-AU Digital Economy Task Force Document

The Good It takes reconginition of the current and onogoing projects with the African Union on digitalisation , giving context and avoiding the duplication of work. Women in Tech Africa also...

Ethel Cofie
3 June 2019
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Scaling up multipurpose weather data systems must be defined as a strategic priority for Africa - smart partnerships

Weather data systems in Africa remain very week and scattered, with limited capacity to provide real time, reliable and useable data that is critical to informing agriculture, crop water managemlent...

Michel Lavollay
3 June 2019
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Comments on the mutual benefits of this partnership and the creation of a strong african digital economy

Here are some few general comments on the DETF draft report: 1) Since the aim of the European commission is to create a new alliance for intercontinental cooperation between UA and EU on an equal...

Eveline Rodrigues
2 June 2019
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Comments of ACT | The App Association to the EU-AU Digital Economy Task Force re: Future Digital Cooperation Between the EU and Africa

ACT | The App Association appreciates the opportunity to submit comments to the EU-Africa Digital Economy Task Force (DETF) to inform its report containing concrete recommendations for the future...

Brian SCARPELLI
1 June 2019
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UNCTAD Comments on EU-AU DETF Report

We welcome the opportunity to provide comments on the draft report. Please consider the following suggestions from the UN Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD): The outcome document of the...

Torbjorn Fredriksson
30 May 2019

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Public Access and Libraries as Contribution to the Achievement of the DETF's Goals

Dear Madam, Dear Sir, Please find below comments from the International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions (IFLA). We are the main association for libraries worldwide, with around...

Stephen Wyber
27 May 2019