The ICT Authority is instrumental in creating partnerships in the ICT sector that are primarily geared towards faster and more efficient service delivery for the Kenyan citizens. The acceleration of partnerships with various stakeholders in the private sector, civil society and academia has proven to be crucial in growing the ICT sector and the economy as a whole. Our partners have also found value in being part of the digital transformation in the country.
Our partners work with us to build ICT skills in graduates and existing workforce, ICT infrastructure development, promoting Kenyaâs innovation and investment climate, and building strong ICT businesses. We also assist other government bodies at the national level and county governments in connecting with value-adding partners for efficiency and transparency in their service delivery.
The ICT Authority is keen to partner with organisations that would like to be part of the digital transformation in Kenya. To partner with the Authority email: The Partnership Officer, ICT Authority on
CodePamoja
The ICT Authority works with CodePamoja, an ICT training programme that has been set up in Kenya by Competa IT in the Netherlands and BTI Millman and DewCIS in Kenya. This partnership is aimed at promoting ICT literacy, capacity, and innovation and enterprise development.
Government of Belgium
In partnership with the Government of Belgium, the ICT Authority is working to modernise Governmentâs communication technology, and increase efficiency in the provision of key government services.
Government of India's Ministry of Telecommunications and IT
The collaboration with Indiaâs Ministry of Telecommunications and IT through the Department of Telecommunications together with ICT sector Industry bodies in India, is aimed at promoting ICT literacy in public service delivery and enterprise development.
Huawei Technologies(Kenya) Co. Ltd
In partnership with Huawei Technologies, the ICT Authority seeks to promote ICT literacy and capacity; ICT infrastructure development; access to devices and the internet; and promote ICT research, innovation and enterprise development.
International Trade Centre (ITC) and Centre for the Promotion of Imports from Developing Countries (CBI)
The ICT Authority collaborates with the ITC and the CBI to enhance the export competiveness in Kenyaâs Information Technology and Information Technology Enabled Services (IT/ITES) businesses. Through the Netherlands Trust Fund phase III (NTFIII) Programme, more jobs are created and maintained in the IT&ITES sector.
Kenya Information Technology and Outsourcing Services (KITOS)
The ICT Authority has partnered with KITOS to create a platform that enables robust and sustainable growth in the Kenyan Information Technology and IT Enabled Services (IT & ITeS) sector.
Microsoft East Africa
The ICT Authority collaborates with Microsoft in leveraging ICT to achieve efficient and transparent public service delivery, and giving Kenya competitive edge in its innovation and investment climate.
National Association of Software and Services Companies in India (NASSCOM)
Together with NASSCOM, the ICT Authority organises benchmarking and investment tours for both Kenyan and Indian companies. The exchange forums have enabled India companies to invest in Kenya, and have given Kenyan companies a view of what is available in the India market. Kenyan delegates have also been able to attend the NASSCOM Leadership Forum, which has served as an excellent networking and thought-leadership platform while visiting various technology companies across India.
Projects:NASSCOM Tour Indo-Africa ICT Expo
National IT Industry Promotion Agency of the Republic of Korea (NIPA)
In partnership with NIPA, the ICT Authority seeks to promote ICT literacy and capacity; ICT infrastructure development; access to devices and the internet; and promote ICT research, innovation and enterprise development.
Oracle Technology Systems Ltd
The ICT Authority partners with Oracle in the promotion of ICT literacy and IT practitioner skills; and innovation and enterprise development.
Systems Applications Products (Africa Region) Proprietary Ltd. (SAP)
The ICT Authority works with SAP Africa to promote ICT literacy and capacity for ICT graduates. This partnership seeks to improve the employability of bright recent university graduates from under privileged back grounds. In this way the industry also acquires a growing pool for the right talent in certified professionals.
Telecommunications Consultants India Ltd. (TCIL)
TCIL is implementing a project to connect the 53 members of the Union (AU). Kenya is one of the African Union Member States participating in the Pan-African e-Network (PAeN) Project and the usage of the Tele Education and Tele Medicine services.
Telecom Equipment & Services Export Promotion Council (TEPC)
In collaboration with the ICT Authority, TEPC organises the Indo-Africa ICT Expo & Forum. The event brings together thought leaders across the entire ICT value chain from India and African to discuss solutions and growth of the sector. It also provides a platform to build synergy among India and African countries by showcasing innovative and diversified products and services in ICT.
The World Bank
Through support from The World Bank, the ICT Authority is implementing the Kenya Transparency Communication and Infrastructure Programme (KTCIP).
KTCIP is designed to: