Wehubit aims to support and enhance digitalisation as a tool to accelerate sustainable development, increase prosperity, reduce inequalities and empower people and businesses in developing and emerging countries. This will be achieved by means of different financing instruments (grants & loans) and through partnerships. More...
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Wehubit is proud to join the jury of 2020 edition of the Prize D4D of the Africa Museum
Wehubit is proud to join the jury of 2020 edition of the Prize D4D of the Africa Museum
👉 More info : https://prized4d.africamuseum.be/en
Closing the digital divide through digital skills: 5 new Wehubit projects
Closing the digital divide through digital skills: 5 new Wehubit projects
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Digital sessions
Digital sessions
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As part of the Digital for Development programme, Close the Gap, Wehubit and Enabel join forces to organize a series of digital sessions on D4D topics. The goal is to help program writers and NGO professionals working on digitalization to include D4D initiatives in their programmes and to inspire practitioners who want to increase their digitalization efforts. Would you like to know more? |
Financing Instruments
Through grants and loans, we support scaling-up and replication of ‘Digital for Development’ (D4D) initiatives. Supported projects are selected through calls for proposals. They are implemented in the Belgian development cooperation partner countries and are aligned with our guiding principles. More...
GRANTS - CALLS FOR PROPOSALS
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Women and young people’s rights, inclusion and empowerment
Our Programme is looking forward to scaling up our funds. If you want to invest in D4D solutions, we will be happy to collaborate.
Partnerships
The programme acts as a 'hub' connecting the many actors of various ‘Digital for Development’ (D4D) ecosystems. We will look for synergies and complementarities across initiatives. More...
funded projects
Our portfolio is growing gradually with the calls for proposals
Four call for proposals were launched in 2019 and 2020 on various topics such as the inclusion of women and young people, digital agriculture, e-health, and the reduction of the digital divide through digital skills.
The selected projects of these four calls for proposals can be found on our projects page.
