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Become connected in the community: You can either request a dedicated link to your home, business or organisation, or collaborate with the community network to get a hotspot in your village or community. 

Start Your own CN: check our resource page where we have uploaded a toolkit ont for more communities to “seed community networks”.

Become a Partner: collaborate in growing our vision for affordable and meaningful connectivity.

Work with Us: Reach out to us to be part of our fellowships


Frequently Asked Questions

What is a community network?

A community network is a local connectivity initiative that provides digital services like cloud storage, website hosting, and content hosting to individuals, businesses, and organizations. By offering reliable and secure solutions, it supports local entrepreneurship and enhances digital access within the community

How to start and run a community network?

To start and run a community network, focus on training, mentorship, and collaboration. Begin by joining initiatives like Kenya’s National School of Community Networks, which fosters dialogue, knowledge sharing, and co-creation among practitioners. Engage in peer exchanges and Community of Practice (COP) programs to learn from established networks.

Key steps include:

  • Training – Use standardized curricula to equip grassroots communities with technical and operational skills.

  • Mentorship – Seek guidance from experienced practitioners to navigate challenges and adopt best practices.

  • Peer Learning – Collaborate with other networks to share insights and build a supportive ecosystem.

What is digital skiling?

Digital skilling refers to training individuals in essential technological competencies to empower them in the digital economy. It includes:

  • Technical training (e.g., networking, IT management) to bridge gaps, such as gender disparities in tech (e.g., Women Engineers Program).

  • Creative digital tools (e.g., content creation, online monetization) to help artists and entrepreneurs thrive (e.g., Creatives Accelerator Program).

  • Community-focused upskilling, enabling participants to support or launch initiatives like Community Networks (CNs) and leverage digital opportunities.

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