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BasicInternet:Introduction Unafundo - Basic Internet Foundation

Title Introduction Unafundo(South Africa)- Basic Internet Foundation
Place Zoom.us
Date, Time 2020/07/08, 1000-1100
Contact Person Brenda
Participants Sanjay Maharaj, Josef Noll, Wenzile Madonsela Msimanga, Khulekile Msimanga, Brenda Jimris-Rekve
related to Project DigI, Basic Internet
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Agenda=

  • Introduction to Unafundo
  • Enterprise Development
  • Basic Internet Presence in Africa
  • How the BIF infospots work
  • Way forward

Introduction to Unafundo

  • Wenzile Madonsela Msimanga and Khulekile Msimanga are the directors of Unafundo, a consultancy that is based in South Africa, focusing on enterprise development and financial literacy.
  • The consultancy company also focuses on people from informal sector and startups offering emotional intelligence to its clients
  • Unafundo was founded and has been running for the past two years where it has gained immense support by people from the private sector.
  • Businesses influence government policies and given that compliance is huge, there is a huge need for training, support and upscaling businesses
  • Part of the global competence require ICT solutions for the people int he informal sector
  • Unafundo appreciates the work that South African Norwegian Association (SANA) is doing

Basic Internet Foundation

|ItemText=A National Knowledge Portal combines three aspects (see Figure 1), all being central for the empowerment of societies:

  1. Knowledge distribution for education, health, governmental information, as well as digital public goods. As an example, the portal may hold courses to acquire digital skills, and handle certificates for the educational sector.
  2. Data governance and innovation of national data is the core for value creation within the country. “Data is the new oil”, this statement of Telenor’s CEO Sigve Brekke demonstrates the value of data, and the need for building the economy around these national data.
  3. Inclusive access to the National Knowledge Portal is an easy way ahead for regulations. License conditions for Internet Service Providers (ISPs) and Mobile Operators could include the “free access to the National Knowledge Portal” as a prerequisite for a license.