Ecosystem

An initiative carried by many.

No single organisation can run a national hybrid programme across five sites. Each partner contributes according to its expertise: technical assistance, capacity building, policy dialogue, financial support, research collaboration, knowledge sharing or community engagement.

Organisers

The initiative is delivered through a multi-stakeholder partnership led by:

  • ISOC HaitiInternet Society Haiti Chapter
  • Haiti IGFNational Internet Governance Forum

Strategic partners

National, regional and international organisations engaged alongside the initiative:

  • BANJEntrepreneurial and technology ecosystem
  • ARAIAssociation for Responsible Artificial Intelligence
  • ISOCInternet Society
  • LACNICLatin American and Caribbean Internet Addresses Registry

Academic partners

Teaching and research institutions involved in designing and hosting the programme:

  • FDSFaculty of Sciences — main hub of the School
  • ESIHÉcole Supérieure d’Infotronique d’Haïti
  • TransversalAcademic and technical partner

Supporting partners

Categories of actors invited to contribute according to their expertise:

  • Public institutions
  • Universities
  • Civil society
  • Private sector
  • Technical community
  • International experts

Join the initiative

Become a partner

Partnerships are open to public institutions, universities, civil society organisations, businesses, the technical community and international organisations. As the initiative is non-commercial, a partnership grants no sales space and no promotional session.

What a partnership involves

  • An identified contribution: expertise, hosting, logistics, funding or research
  • Public acknowledgement of the partner on the site and edition materials
  • Adherence to the code of conduct and to the principle of neutrality
  • The option to propose sessions through the public call, on the same terms as everyone else

Propose a partnership

Contributions we are looking for

Hosting — rooms, connectivity and a support team for a regional hub.

Expertise — trainers, mentors, facilitators, rapporteurs.

Accessibility — interpretation, captioning, adaptation of materials.

Bursaries — covering transport or connectivity for participants from under-served areas.

Research — support for the policy labs and the drafting of recommendations.