Built together
ATT partners the way it positions — as an apex coordinator that complements rather than competes. Governments engage through MoUs, never as shareholders; funders meet a shareholder-owned institution, not a grantee project.
From conversation to signature
Every partnership starts with a conversation and ends in a scoped agreement:
- Governments and multilaterals sign a Memorandum of Understanding — ATT as delivery partner and intelligence node, bound to no political mandate
- Foundations and DFIs co-design programmes with a shareholder-owned institution — research, capability programmes and ecosystem access
- Companies and universities partner on programmes, host labs and academies, or take institutional shareholding
Three kinds of partner
Engaged via MoU only — never as shareholders, never bound by political mandate. ATT arrives as a delivery partner and intelligence node.
A structured partnership channel with a shareholder-owned institution — not another grantee project competing for the same funds.
Smart Africa, AfriLabs, the hubs — ATT coordinates, complements and amplifies what they already do. Delivering as One.
The full entry-point matrix — foundations, agencies and multilaterals, region by region — lives on the presence pages.
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