Building Africa's digitalfuture requires partnership.
ADIIF convenes governments, institutions, investors and technology partners around a shared, sovereign agenda — collaboration without ceding strategic control.
Ways to engage with ADIIF.
African Government Engagement
Working with national governments on infrastructure priorities, policy and continental coordination.
African Institutional Partnerships
Collaboration with African Union bodies, regional institutions and continental organisations.
Development Finance
Engaging development finance institutions on infrastructure investment and project preparation.
Infrastructure Investment
Connecting infrastructure funds, banks and institutional investors to priority opportunities.
Technology & Infrastructure Partnerships
Working with builders and operators of connectivity, data-centre, cloud and compute infrastructure.
Academic & Research Partnerships
Partnering with universities and research institutions on intelligence and capability.
Global Strategic Partnerships
Structured global collaboration that strengthens, rather than substitutes, African capability.
Founding Partnership
Founding partners help shape the institution during its formative period.
Partnership does not confer control.
Funding or partnership does not confer automatic control over the institution. In particular, it does not confer control over:
Let's begin.
Tell us about your institution and how you would like to engage. A member of the ADIIF team will respond.