What We Do
We conduct independent research, assess technologies, provide advice, and facilitate the creation and implementation of digital solutions with governments, international organisations and the private sector.
We advise key stakeholders on a principled digital transformation, including system assessment and design. Our work is closely conducted with leading researchers, civil society activists, and the private sector to establish best practices for digital solutions measured against our core principles.
We manage projects and implementations from design to hand-over. As a network-centric organisation we are able to bring on leading experts as best fit for the project and requirements, allowing for a dynamic, flexible and always up-to-date international team of senior expertise from computer science, public administration, public policy,
We manage projects and implementations from design to hand-over. As a network-centric organisation we are able to bring on leading experts as best fit for the project and requirements, allowing for a dynamic, flexible and always up-to-date international team of senior expertise from computer science, public administration, public policy, project management, and information and cybersecurity policy.
ELECTION MONITORING FRAMEWORK
We are driving change through analytics, using information shared on public social media channels to create transparency and improve decision making processes.
We are very pleased to announce that Digital Equity Association has developed, in association with The International Foundation for Electoral Systems (IFES), an election monitoring framework using an AI-driven tool to monitor hate speech on social media relating to the general election in Kenya that takes place on 9th August 2022. The monitoring tool is being used by the Kenyan Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) for real-time reporting on levels and targets of hate speech, so that the commission can respond accordingly.
Supply Chain Global Monitor
Globalisation has increased trade and wealth in recent years. However, the complexity of global supply and value chains has also led to demands to better assess whether these complex systems respect human rights, as well as social and environmental standards.