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Explore affordable connectivity and shared digital access for schools, local enterprises and underserved communities.
Connecting communities. Building digital futures.
A long-term vision to strengthen digital skills, connectivity, local innovation and resilient technology infrastructure across Upper Nile and South Sudan.
Concept-stage initiative · Not yet an operational data centre or funded infrastructure project
UNDH proposes a phased, partnership-led approach: begin with learning and practical connectivity pilots, establish demand and technical feasibility, and only then consider larger data infrastructure investments.
Explore affordable connectivity and shared digital access for schools, local enterprises and underserved communities.
Support AI literacy, cybersecurity awareness, software skills and technical training through online and future in-person learning.
Investigate resilient local hosting, digital services and potential regional data-centre capacity where justified by feasibility studies.
Assess fibre, wireless, backhaul and last-mile access gaps.
Connect learners with CyberPass AI & Digital Skills.
Explore community technology hubs, digital tools and support for SMEs.
Study hosting, backup, disaster recovery and data sovereignty requirements.
Encourage locally relevant digital products and technical employment.
A future data centre could support local applications, institutional services and regional digital resilience. No site, design, capacity or funding has yet been confirmed.
Publish the concept, engage communities, identify needs and connect learners to digital training.
Explore workshops, shared learning spaces and small connectivity demonstrations.
Commission independent technical, commercial, environmental and social studies.
Proceed only if demand, safeguards, finance and operating capacity justify a project.
Phases are indicative, not committed dates or guaranteed milestones.
We welcome conversations with educators, community representatives, telecommunications operators, energy providers, engineers, universities, NGOs and potential investors.
Explore online courses, school workshops, instructor support and digital-skills pilots.
Contribute expertise in connectivity, power, cloud services, security and feasibility.
Help define priorities, assess benefits and risks, and examine sustainable funding models.
Tell us your organisation, location, area of interest and how you would like to contribute.
The partnerships@undh.org address is proposed and must be created in your hosting email panel before publishing.