Sommet sur les réseaux communautaires en Afrique 2023

Breaking Stereotypes in Community Network Deployments:
AFCHIX Experiences in Morocco, Namibia and Kenya

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À propos du Sommet virtuel sur les réseaux communautaires en Afrique

Les réseaux communautaires permettent de connecter les communautés insuffisamment desservies en ligne, grâce à une infrastructure conçue et gérée localement. Toutefois, ils ne sont pas toujours disponibles, et font face à de nombreux défis.

Pour favoriser l’apprentissage, la mise en réseau, le partage de connaissances et d’expériences sur cette problématique, les opérateurs de réseaux communautaires africains se réunissent pour un sommet annuel depuis 2016.

Comité du programme du Sommet

Les membres du comité de programme du Sommet sur les réseaux communautaires (CN) en Afrique sont : Kedieng Ebongue, Immaculate Laker, Thato Mfikwe, Tonny Okwonga et

Fourteen years with community outreach programs, Lillian Achom is experienced in establishing women-led Community Networks to bring Internet services to rural and remote communities in East, South, West and Northern regions of Africa. Ugandan by nationality, Lillian believes an Information Communications Technology (ICT)-empowered society is an opportunity for employment, economic growth, and better livelihoods. Especially true for women and girls… Read more

Jean Louis Fendji

Senior Lecturer, University of Ngaoundere and Research Director, AfroLeadership/Chargé de Cours, l'Université de Ngaoundéré et Directeur de recherche, AfroLeadership

Dr. Eng. Jean Louis Fendji holds a PhD from the University of Bremen in Germany since 2015. His PhD work was focused on how to turn Community Telecentres into Community Networks in Cameroon. He is currently working with organizations such as GIZ on the deployment of community networks and the development of digital services for rural communities (mainly in education… Read more

James Gondwe

Founder&Executive Director, Centre for Youth and Development (CYD)/directeur fondateur, Centre pour la jeunesse et le développement

James Gondwe is the founding Director of Centre for Youth and Development (CYD), a local Non-Governmental Developmental organization in Malawi established in the year 2012 to facilitate positive and sustainable change for children, youth and women in Malawi. He is a human rights activist focused on rights of children, youth and women; a seasoned Development Specialist with over 10 years’… Read more

Michael Graaf is a lifelong activist, first against apartheid, later for environmental justice, and more recently for information freedom. To this end he believes Community Networks have a crucial role to play, and he has played various roles in that movement, as researcher, editor, content curator and general volunteer. Michael lives in Cape Town, South Africa. Read more

She is currently the Africa regional coordinator for the Association of Progressive Communication-LOCNET project hosted by KICTANET. The LOCNET project focuses on creating an enabling environment for the growth of sustainable and scalable community networks. In 2016, Josephine has been involved in community networks since 2015 and led the establishment of TunapandaNET a community network in Kibera Nairobi Kenya that… Read more

Solomon is an ICT professional and a Network Engineer, passionate about the development of Community Networks in Africa and the rest of the world. He Holds a degree in Information Technology from Islamic University Uganda, Postgraduate Diploma in Monitoring and Evaluation from Uganda Management Institute and Post Graduate Diploma in Project Planning and Management from Gulu University. In a bid… Read more