Partnerships
Joint Declarations
Joint Declaration with PT Indosat Tbk (“Indosat”)
to strengthen digital literacy and skills of citizens in underserved communities, and promote digital inclusion in Indonesia, primarily through the Digital Transformation Centres Initiative.
Joint Declaration with Indonesia-ITU Concern Forum (IICF)
to strengthen cooperation on digital transformation and inclusion.
Joint Declaration with Huawei Technologies (Thailand) Co., Ltd.
to strengthen the partnership on digital development in the Asia and the Pacific Region, and, in particular, to collaborate in the area of digital inclusion, conduct ICT research, and organize events that foster the digital ecosystem.
Joint Declaration of Intent with the Office of Information and Communications Technology (OICT)
to cooperate to advance digital transformation and technology innovation.
ITU-EMERG-EaPeReg Joint Declaration
on mapping broadband infrastructure and services to help build national and regional capacities in the field of mapping broadband infrastructure and services, fostering the rollout of meaningful and universal connectivity.
Joint Declaration with the Malta Foundation for the Wellbeing of Society (MFWS)
to, among others, exchange experience and information in the field of child online protection and delivery of capacity building exercises.
Joint Declaration of Intent with Smart Africa
to ensure close collaboration on Innovation, Entrepreneurship, and capacity building.
MoUs and Agreements
Agreement with Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd
A voluntary contribution of USD 150,000 from Huawei to support of the implementation of Regional Initiatives for the Americas Region.
ITU and the Union Nations Federal Credit Union (UNFCU) Foundation entered into an exploratory grant award agreement
to support digital capacity in Africa. Initially, the contribution seeks to lay a foundation for a basic digital skills training and coding programme, building on the African Girls Can Code Initiative experience, to empower youth and bridge the gender digital divide in Senegal.
Memorandum of Understanding
with the European Mediterranean Regulators Group (EMERG) to establish a high-level framework of digital cooperation in the area of electronic communications.