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Digital Frontiers is sponsored by U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID). Digital Frontiers is a USAID buy-in mechanism that works to advance the goals of USAID's Digital Strategy and helps USAID have greater impact across its development portfolio by advancing digital tools and approaches in areas including digital agriculture.
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Worldwide—Digital Frontiers · DAI: International Development Worldwide—Digital Frontiers Client: U.S. Agency for International Development Across the developing world, digital technologies are accelerating change at every level of society. The challenge is that, to date, these solutions have not matched the pace and scale of the problems they address.
Digital Frontiers is a buy-in mechanism available to Bureaus and Missions of the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID). The project works closely with several Bureaus, particularly the USAID Inclusive Growth, Partnerships, and Innovation (IPI) Bureau’s Innovation, Technology, and Research Hub (ITR); More than 57 USAID Missions; the private sector; and international and local development organizations around the world.
WomenConnect Challenge grantee the Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team. Photo: Ramundo Media for DAI. Assess a USAID Mission or Bureau’s current programs and make recommendations for how they can better leverage digital tools or approaches to improve development impact.
Design and implement digital programs, including anything from a global call for solutions designed as a prize/challenge to implementing a large-scale digital agriculture program. Promote best practices in the digital development field and help build the capacity of USAID staff to leverage digital approaches for development.
Reached more than 10 million women through the WomenConnect Challenge , a global call for solutions to improve women’s participation in everyday life by meaningfully changing the ways women access and use technology. Reached more than 12 million people through cybersecurity awareness campaigns.
These campaigns were implemented under the Digital Connectivity and Cybersecurity Partnership , through which Digital Frontiers has more than 60 discrete activities. Won a 2022 USAID Digi Award for educating and training businesses and individuals, especially young people, on digital safety and cybersecurity best practices in Southeast Asia and Mongolia.
Digital Frontiers One-Pager How Traditional USAID Partners Can Support New Local Partners Morocco—Green Economy Financing Facility II (GEFF Morocco II) The Green Economy Financing Facility Morocco II provides financing in the form of senior unsecured loans to participating financial institutions, including banks, microfinance, and leasing companies.
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Digital Frontiers is funded by U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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