Panel discussion at the e-Governance Conference 2022
The e-Governance Conference, considered the biggest e-governance event in the international arena, brings together strategists, decision-makers, policy implementers and donors to chart the future course of governance.
During the 2022 edition of the conference, the AU-EU D4D Hub facilitated a panel discussion under the theme "Laying Ground for Digital Services: Case Studies from Africa", which took place on 10 May . The session focused on the pre-conditions, needs and challenges in developing human-centric and effective digital public services in Africa, and shared practical experiences, good practices and lessons learnt based on real-life examples of developing digital services in different African countries.
Speakers:
- Khaled El-Attar, Vice Minister on Digital Transformation, Automation & Administrative Development, Egypt
- Afiss Bileoma, Director of Dematerialization, Information Services and Systems Agency, Benin
- Njalakangwa Phumaphi, E-Services Deputy Manager, Government Online, Botswana
Moderator:
- Helena Lepp, digitalisation expert, AU-EU D4D Hub
Watch the event recording:
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