Built together
ATT partners the way it positions — as an apex coordinator that complements rather than competes. Governments engage through MoUs, never as members; funders meet a member-served institution, not a grantee project.
Strategic MoUs targeted in Phase One
First MoUs by the end of 2026
Partnerships in motion by Q1 2027
First signatures, then scale
The Phase One pipeline is concrete and dated:
- First two MoUs by end 2026 — a government tech body (Kenya, Nigeria or Namibia in view) and a private foundation
- Five strategic MoUs and ten partnerships in motion by Q1 2027
- Engagement with the ILO progressing now
Three kinds of partner
Engaged via MoU only — never as members, never bound by political mandate. ATT arrives as a delivery partner and intelligence node.
A structured partnership channel with a member-served 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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