Relationships

Via the Company’s management’s prior significant experience in delivering ICT solutions to the public sector in Africa over the years, eADC has been able to secure interest from the following partners in utilizing eADC’s services:

• 46 African Governments
e-Africa • UNDP
• NEPAD
• UNESCO
• UNECA
• USAID
• World Bank
• ITU
• CBC
• Private Sector partners
• UNICEF
• African Parliament
• Other Multilateral Agencies

eADC management have negotiated and closed contracts and /or consulted with the following entities:

• 46 African Governments
• NEPAD
• UNDP
• UNESCO
• USAID
• World Bank
• ITU
• Commonwealth Business Council

Current Status

• NEPAD eTourism and eParliament projects need support to plan, manage and roll out with the NEPAD’s e – Africa commission – partnerships and steering committee to be established and co- ordinated from NEPAD.
• UNDP SACI project requires private sector partners to help in deploying ICT solutions.
• Microsoft require strong Public Sector partner to pursue Government and Donor funded projects.
• Other ICT related private sector partners seek assistance and partnerships for Africa.
• Several Governments are looking to Technology partners to deploy ICT solutions within Education, Health, Governance, ICT capacity building.

African Energy Investments

eADC would like to welcome our new partners -
African Energy Investments. e-Africa African Energy Investments was
formed as an Independent Power Producer to realize the desired alternative energy potential that our continent has to offer whilst providing a highly lucrative business opportunity to our investors and shareholders.

The business does not plan on manufacturing, selling, or distributing any alternative energy technologies.

• Primarily, the business is focussed on being the best
Independent Power Producer the continent has to offer.
• We value partnership with internationally acclaimed companies, companies who have developed proven technologies and have
sucessfully implemented alternative energy assets across the globe.
• As a secondary strategic focus area, the business will capitalise on
the fast-growing and highly lucrative carbon - credit trading market.