The COVID-19 pandemic showed governments, development agencies and businesses around the world the critical importance of integrated digital infrastructure that connects all key services and sectors, and enables the rapid dissemination of vital information.

As more countries fast track their digital agenda, it is essential that they adopt a holistic approach to the creation of a robust and sustainable digital transformation strategy. It has clearly been demonstrated that the traditional, highly localised approach to digitalisation is inadequate, leading to isolated systems that cannot easily respond to complex events such as pandemics or natural disasters.

Our experience encompasses some of the least and the most developed economies around the globe giving us valuable insight into a journey that is always complex and multi-faceted, regardless of available resources. We specialise in precisely the kind of multi-sector stakeholder engagement, advocacy and mobilisation that inclusive digital transformation requires. We couple this with our experience in policy reforms, standards and compliance, and our understanding of capacity building and right skilling for the “Future of Work” to deliver effective transformation strategies and implementation roadmaps.

Examples of Our Work

Professor Abbasi joins the ITU High-Level Expert Group (HLEG) of Cybersecurity. Geneva, Switzerland.

eWorldwide Group invited to join the ITU High-Level Expert Group (HLEG) of Cybersecurity by Secretary General Hamadoun Touré, Geneva, Switzerland,

eWorldwide Group signs MoU with UN ITU. Geneva, Switzerland.

ITU Director, Dr Sami Al Bashir, Chairperson and CEO, eWorldwide Group, Professor  Salma Abbasi and ITU Secretary General, Dr Hamadoun Touré sign MoU to jointly design and develop a global initiative, Child Online Protection (CoP) to keep children and young people safe online, Geneva, Switzerland.

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