On 30th Aug, 2017, GESCI in partnership with the African Union Commission and the Ministry for Foreign Affairs, Finland held the African Leadership for Knowledge Society Forum. The event, which also marked the closure of the  GESCI ALICT/LATIC programme, took place in Nairobi Kenya. In…

Nairobi,August 2017:The  African Digital Schools Initiative (ADSI) Project Coordinators in Kenya were trained on the Technology Pedagogy Focus and Technology Content Knowledge before carrying the ideas to four counties in Kenya. The training was conducted by GESCI's Senior Education Specialist,…

The Global E Schools and Communities Initiative (GESCI) and JP-IK Portugal signed a Memorandum of Understanding on 17th July, 2017 to promote and accelerate the integration of ICT in education and endorse quality, equity and improve learning outcomes to build inclusive knowledge society.

The forum focuses on harnessing ICT to achieve Sustainable Development Goal 4 for Education 2030.

AKE , which kicked off in 2012 in Nairobi has been offered to talented Kenyan artists seeking to master the latest digital technologies to develop and market high quality cultural products and services.

The Ministry of National Education, Technical Teaching and Professional Training of Cote d’Ivoire and GESCI (Global e-Schools and Communities Initiative) launched a program to transform 20 secondary schools in the regions of Abidjan 1, Abidjan 2, Abidjan 3 and Yamoussokro into “Digital Schools of…

As part of a three day workshop for partners entitled “Innovation in Secondary Education (ISE)” organised by The MasterCard Foundation and GESCI, the delegates visited four secondary schools in Kiambu County, Kenya -: Precious Blood Kagwe, Ngenia Boys,Thika Girls Karibaribi and Karuri Secondary…

The workshop provided an opportunity for the partners to share their successes, failures and struggles and most importantly share ideas and provide feedback on various issues.

GESCI works with countries seeking to harness the potential of ICTs to increase access to, and improve the quality and effectiveness of education since 2005. In Tanzania ADSI will be implemented in 40 secondary schools and a minimum of 400 teachers in Science, Technical, English, and Mathematics…

ADSI emerged champion out of 345 nominated ICT success stories around the world.