Funding and programme development
Explore a shared concept, funding opportunity or programme focused on digital learning, skills, innovation or community needs. Scope, responsibilities and outcomes would be agreed with partners before work begins.
DEWIVO / Partnerships
We collaborate with funders, institutions, educators, companies, networks and communities that want to strengthen African digital capacity and practical innovation.
A shared starting point
DEWIVO is being built in Sierra Leone around technology, education and innovation. We are open to working with people and organizations who see a practical role for digital knowledge and locally relevant technology in addressing real needs.
We do not assume every challenge needs a new platform or programme. We begin by listening, defining the need and deciding together whether DEWIVO is the right partner for the work.
Partnership areas
Explore a shared concept, funding opportunity or programme focused on digital learning, skills, innovation or community needs. Scope, responsibilities and outcomes would be agreed with partners before work begins.
Work with schools, universities, NGOs, public institutions and companies to understand a need and explore a practical response involving technology, learning or digital systems.
Bring together relevant expertise to investigate a challenge, test an idea, develop a prototype or document what can be learned. Any work would be scoped to the people, context and resources involved.
Share experience, connect practitioners and contribute perspectives that help shape locally grounded technology and education work.
Potential collaboration areas
These are areas of interest, not a list of funded or active programmes. The right scope depends on the needs, experience and resources each partner brings.
Practical learning, digital literacy and pathways for people to build with technology.
Digital tools and systems shaped around a clear need and the context where they will be used.
Learning about a problem, exploring options and testing ideas responsibly.
Helping organizations consider how technology and digital skills can support their work.
Creating room for local knowledge, ideas and problem-solving to inform possible responses.
Considering where new tools may be useful, appropriate and accessible, and where they may not be.
How we begin
Tell us who the work is for, what need you see and what has already been tried.
We discuss whether the challenge aligns with DEWIVO's focus and what each side could realistically contribute.
If there is a fit, define roles, resources, timing, expected learning and how progress will be understood before moving forward.
Build with us
Introduce your organization, the people the work is intended to serve, and the opportunity you see. We can begin with a conversation and be clear about what is—and is not—possible.