Kenya Launches KSG Digital Institute as 1,239 Public Officers Graduate in AI Training
Kenya has launched the eLearning and Information Technology Institute (eLITI) to enhance digital skills training for public sector employees. The launch coincided with the graduation of over 1,200 officials from a UNESCO-Oxford program on AI and digital transformation.
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Investing in digital literacy for public servants is essential for developing nations to effectively implement e-government services and leverage emerging technologies.
The launch coincided with the graduation of 1,239 public officers who completed the UNESCO–Oxford Programme on Artificial Intelligence and Digital Transformation in Government.
Kenya has launched the eLearning and Information Technology Institute (eLITI) under the Kenya School of Government (KSG) , expanding its focus on digital learning, information and communications technology (ICT) skills, emerging technologies and research for the public sector.
The launch coincided with the graduation of 1,239 public officers who completed the UNESCO–Oxford Programme on Artificial Intelligence and Digital Transformation in Government. The programme is aimed at strengthening public-sector capacity to understand and apply digital technologies in government operations.
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