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Training on Digital Public Infrastructure

Strengthen digital public infrastructure (DPI) as a cornerstone of effective, transparent, and user-oriented public service delivery.

Date Published
7 Oct 2025
Expected Start Date
07 Oct 2025
Expected End Date
26 Feb 2026
Project Type
Capacity Development
Project Status
Completed

This Training enhances the knowledge and skills of Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) staff and partners to design, deliver, and evaluate Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) solutions aligned with European Union (EU) standards and adapted to local contexts.  

The project combines policy and regulatory dimensions, including the Single Digital Gateway, with practical technical applications. By embedding EU best practices on e-services and governance frameworks, it ensures a balanced and comprehensive approach that strengthens both institutional capacity and practical implementation.  


Activities
A1. Moderate online kick-off meeting
A1.2 Develop training curriculum
A2.1 Organise and facilitating 5-day in person training
A2.2 Support participant communication and management
A3.1 Conduct an anonymous evaluation of the training and developing a proposal for the iteration
A3.2 Prepare a handover of a facilitation guide and materials for future improved implementations of the training, as well as all training materials
A4.1 Provide consultancy sessions for participants to support the transfer of learning into practice
A5.1 Compile a final report

Deliverables
D1. Inception report
D2. Training curriculum
D3. In-person training
D4. Evaluation report
D5. Training package and Facilitation guide
D6. Consultancy sessions
D7. Final report
 

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