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Uganda launched its Digital Transformation Roadmap in April 2023 as an implementation tool aimed to speed up the country’s digital revolution. The roadmap that spans a period of five years (FY2023/24-2027/28) spells out key enablers aimed at actualizing aspirations embedded in the Digital Uganda Vision.

The Digital Transformation Roadmap aims to strengthen the implementation of enabling policies and laws to accelerate Uganda’s Digital Revolution. It will provide an overarching implementation framework for a well-connected Uganda that delivers on the opportunities presented by various technologies.

The Digital Transformation Roadmap for 2023/2024 – 2027/2028 is a strategic framework designed to guide Uganda’s transition into a digitally inclusive and economically vibrant society. Anchored in the Digital Uganda Vision 2040, this roadmap builds upon previous efforts while introducing focused initiatives to achieve a digitally empowered nation.

This document is Uganda's first Digital Transformation Roadmap covering 2023/2024 to 2027/2028. The roadmap outlines Uganda's strategy to accelerate digital transformation across five pillars: 1) digital infrastructure and connectivity, 2) digital services, 3) cybersecurity, data protection and privacy, 4) digital skilling, and 5) innovation and entrepreneurship. The roadmap was unveiled by ...

Guidance will launch Uganda's Digital Transformation Roadmap; a comprehensive strategy that will shape the nation's technological landscape for years to come. The Roadmap will be launched by The Vice President of Uganda, H.E Jessica Alupo. This landmark even will be streamed live on Television and on the Ministry of ICT &

The Digital Transformation Roadmap aims to strengthen the implementation of enabling policies and laws to accelerate Uganda’s Digital Revolution. It will provide an overarching implementation framework for a well-connected Uganda that delivers on the opportunities presented by various technologies.

“The Digital Transformation Roadmap for Uganda will play a crucial role in the development of the country. The roadmap is well aligned with the European Union investment strategy for Africa that seeks to bring together resources to support key areas in the countries. I am glad to note that we reaffirm our commitment to supporting Uganda to ...

It details Uganda’s journey towards a fully digital society, aligning with the nation’s Vision 2040. ... The government has rolled out the digital transformation roadmap. The five-year roadmap was developed by the Ministry of ICT and National Guidance, with support from the United Nations Development Program-UNDP. It details Uganda’s ...

The newly unveiled Digital Transformation Roadmap serves as a blueprint for executing enabling policies and laws that will propel Uganda's Digital Revolution forward. This strategic framework sets the stage for a well-connected Uganda, poised to harness the opportunities offered by a myriad of cutting-edge technologies.

The government unveiled the Digital Transformation Roadmap on Thursday, August 17, 2023, explaining in detail how it intends to transform Uganda’s technical environment and position the country as a regional leader in digital innovation. ... The roadmap outlines the ‘how’ of Uganda’s transition to a fully digital society in line with ...

Digital Transformation Roadmap. The nation's determination to embrace digital transformation as a catalyst for progress and inclusivity is a testament to its commitment to creating a brighter future for all. The Digital Transformation Road was designed by UNDP Uganda, with technical support

Uganda's Digital Transformation Roadmap is anchored in the Uganda Vision 2040, conceptualized to strengthen the fundamentals of the economy by harnessing the abundant opportunities around the country, including opportunities within the Information and Communications Technology (ICT) sector. Uganda's current National Development Plan (NDP III ...

The five-year digital transformation roadmap is anchored on the Digital Uganda Vision 2040 of transforming Uganda into a modern and prosperous country. ... “This programme will usher in a new ...

It is for this reason that the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) is working together with the Ministry of ICT & National Guidance to design a Digital Transformation Roadmap that will bring a greater sense of coherence to this space. Encompassed within this Roadmap will be a Big Data Utilization Strategy and a Digital Skilling Strategy.

The Digital Transformation Roadmap represents a moment of pride and optimism for Uganda, ... The roadmap is a symbol of Uganda’s commitment to innovation, inclusivity, and progress for all its ...

Uganda’s digital transformation roadmap, which is being developed with support of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), is aimed at developing complementary strategies which can accelerate Uganda’s digital revolution. More specifically, the roadmap is looking at streamlining investments in the government’s digital agenda. ...

Digital-Transformation-Roadmap - Free download as PDF File (.pdf), Text File (.txt) or read online for free. This 3-sentence summary provides the high-level information about the document: The document presents a Digital Transformation Roadmap for Uganda from 2023-2028 that outlines strategies and plans to accelerate digital transformation across different sectors of the economy through ...

The Ministry of ICT & National Guidance, in collaboration with the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), has today, August 17, 2023, launched a 5 year road map of digital transformation to strengthen Ugandan service delivery at all levels. The UNDP resident representative, Elsie Attufuah, explained that digital transformation is accelerating in the wake of the

Uganda is on the brink of a groundbreaking leap into the digital age, as it gears up for the launch of its inaugural Digital Transformation Roadmap. Anticipation is building as the nation prepares for the unveiling of this momentous initiative, spearheaded by the Ministry of ICT and National Guidance (MoICT&NG) and the Ministry of Education