Well said Seun, we know that international donors would cut their funding sooner than later, if they haven't yet because its always been about interest and trade, even if it's gradual. However, what we should even be more concerned about is the crops of African leaders who values winning their next elections than the future of the next generations.
Impressive! A big "Weldone" to the TGov team. With your approach, dedication and achievement in just few months, I believe the TGov initiative will be a game-changer for Africa's emerging technologies governance.
However, I have two concerns running through my mind :
African Leaders are used to receiving policy recommendations but with little political will for implementation. How will you ensure your policy suggestions are really implemented?
Also, Are there any contingency plan perhaps for unforseen obstacles that can hinder TGovs work like Geopolitical crises in pilot countries, key personnel or team member departure? etc...
I must say the EA Nigeria Summit was really profound for me as an attendee. I had the opportunity to meet with other altruist and exchange ideas and also learn better ways to improve my work as well as my personal life from the various presentations from the speakers. It was really an epiphany moment for me.
Well said Seun, we know that international donors would cut their funding sooner than later, if they haven't yet because its always been about interest and trade, even if it's gradual. However, what we should even be more concerned about is the crops of African leaders who values winning their next elections than the future of the next generations.
Impressive! A big "Weldone" to the TGov team. With your approach, dedication and achievement in just few months, I believe the TGov initiative will be a game-changer for Africa's emerging technologies governance.
However, I have two concerns running through my mind :
African Leaders are used to receiving policy recommendations but with little political will for implementation. How will you ensure your policy suggestions are really implemented?
Also, Are there any contingency plan perhaps for unforseen obstacles that can hinder TGovs work like Geopolitical crises in pilot countries, key personnel or team member departure? etc...
I must say the EA Nigeria Summit was really profound for me as an attendee. I had the opportunity to meet with other altruist and exchange ideas and also learn better ways to improve my work as well as my personal life from the various presentations from the speakers. It was really an epiphany moment for me.
This is really great
Wow! This is really great. I look forward to an impactful 2024 with the EA Nigeria community