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The GIEC will participate in the ITU-Acceleration Centre Design Co-creation Virtual Workshop, running from 29 April 2024 to 31 May 2024.

The GIEC will participate in the ITU-Acceleration Centre Design Co-creation Virtual Workshop, running from 29 April 2024 to 31 May 2024.

In pursuit of a suitable design, the GIEC participated in a Co-creation Workshop that involved a series of activities aimed at designing the Center and its services. This design process is a critical phase in conceptualising and customising the Centre to best fit its context, objectives, and goals. The design process will ascertain the vision, mission, service requirements, human resources and capacity-building needs, resource mobilisation requirements, partnership needs, strategic communication requirements, monitoring and evaluation frameworks, and governance structure. 
The design process, which is underway, is expected to deliver the following outcomes: 

  1. To co-create a customised blueprint for each Centre based on ITU's comprehensive design approach. This blueprint is expected to have at least 2 components, namely, a comprehensive set of Centre design specifications, codified in a Design Document, and financial and other resource implications, along with key deliverables codified in the Activity Document  
  2. To establish and agree upon key milestones for the launch and operationalisation of each Centre and 
  3. To implement a capacity-building plan to support the launch of the initial services. 

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The ITU Acceleration Center in Kenya is established under the ITU Acceleration Centres (IAC) Programme as a Global Center. The IAC Programme is a leading component of ITU’s strategy for bridging the digital innovation divide by building innovation capacity at global and local levels.