This year’s call for new members in Africa has concluded, and twenty four organisations from sixteen countries are joining the Center for Cooperation in Cyberspace (CCC).
The new members bring experience in cybersecurity, digital policy and capacity building in their respective countries.
With these additions, CCC’s network now spans forty-three countries across Africa. The new members are, in alphabetical order:
- Académie Centrafricaine du Numérique et de la Cybersecurité (Central African Republic);
- Afroleadership (Cameroon);
- Association des Blogueurs du Burkina (Burkina Faso);
- Association des Blogueurs pour une Citoyenneté Active (Niger);
- Association des Jeunes pour la Citoyenneté Active et la Democratie (Mali);
- Association des Professionnels de la Securité de l’Information (Togo);
- Association Nigérienne des Web-Activistes (Niger);
- Association Tchadienne des Femmes Informaticiennes (Chad);
- Association Yam Pukri (Burkina Faso);
- Blacks in Technology – Botswana Chapter (Botswana);
- Centrafrique Check (Central African Republic);
- Centre for Good Governance, Human Rights and Education (Malawi);
- Club des Jeunes Filles Leaders de Guinée (Guinea);
- Digital Access (Cameroon);
- Femmes TIC Burkina Faso (Burkina Faso);
- Forum sur la Gouvernance de l’Internet (Chad);
- Free Tech Institute (Burundi);
- Gabon Data Dialogues (Gabon);
- Initiative Africaine pour le Développement Durable (Chad);
- Lesotho Council of Non-Governmental Organisations (Lesotho);
- OCEAN AI (Seychelles);
- Umunthu Plus (Malawi);
- Wenak Labs (Chad);
- Zambian Cyber Security Initiative Foundation (Zambia).
By connecting organisations across Africa and Latin America, the CCC helps its partners turn shared expertise into practical results, from training and awareness campaigns to policy work that makes a difference in their communities.
Selection is also under way in Latin America, and we will announce our new members from the region soon.
