Multi-sector partnerships are at the heart of all of the work we do. The problems and issues eWorldwide Group solves are typically complex and multi-faceted. They simply cannot be solved by individual actors. Solutions that are scalable and sustainable require contributions from multiple partners and trusted stakeholder engagement at the grass roots.
For more than two decades, eWorldwide Group has successfully facilitated the creation of partnerships across government, academia, civil society, industry leaders and United Nations agencies. We have accumulated a broad range of core competencies and expertise essential to successful project outcomes. These include multi-sector stakeholder engagement, advocacy and mobilisation, our experience in policy reforms, standards and compliance, our knowledge of capacity building and right skilling for the “Future of Work” and our ability to deliver effective transformation strategies and implementation roadmaps.
Examples of Our Work
eWorldwide Group and Airbus design and present an innovative model for leveraging space technology and SMART systems to transform the agriculture sector, while building resilient food systems and creatingdiverse jobs during WSIS 2019. Geneva, Switzerland.
Established 7 international working groups to collaboratively develop new guidelines, tool kits, standards and training material for assessments and certifications. Human Digital resilience – United Kingdom eHealth and Future Pandemic Resilience – South Korea Smart Logistics, Supply Chains and DPGs – Bangladesh Digital Identity – India Digital Economy and Financial Inclusion – Malaysia Resilient Education […]
Working with Kaduna State Ministry of Health and Ministry of Education to design, build and implement a holistic school health initiative to proactively raise awareness of infectious diseases to build resilience for students, mothers, and teachers. This model created a robust integrated system that provides access to clean drinking water, sanitation and hygiene, recycling water […]
Working with Kaduna State Ministry of Health, WHO Nigeria and other stakeholders to develop a state-wide strategic plan to fast-track capability and capacity to respond to the Ebola outbreak in 2015. Trained over 25,000 frontline workers from various government agencies and community leaders to drive awareness of the prevention and spread of Ebola across […]
Chairperson and CEO, eWorldwide Group, officially launches the Child Online Protection Handbook for OIC Countries during the Cybersecurity Malaysia Conference, Malaysia.
Chairperson and CEO, eWorldwide Group exchanges MoU with Deputy Minister Science, Technology and Innovation, Datuk Haji Fadillah bin Yusof to collaborate across the area of innovation and cybersecurityresilience, Malaysia.
Chairperson and CEO, Professor Abbasi participated as a panelist during the Secure Digital City session where she emphasized the need for more public and private sector collaboration to create integratedstrategies and plans to ensure secure and robust digital cities for the future – International Cyber Security Conference, Malaysia, 2010 Receiving Award from Datuk Haji Fadillah bin […]
eWorldwide Group signs MoU with Jinnah Postgraduate Medical Centre (JPMC), Dr. Rashid Jumma; Professor of Neurosurgery, to design and deploy a telemedicine project connecting JPMC Karachi to a primary healthcare centre in rural Sindh to provide greater access for women to healthcare services to reduce avoidable deaths. Prof. Abbasi and Dr Jumma sharing the findings […]
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.