ADGT secondment is an instrument of technical assistance whereby Finnish experts offer technical support to the needs of digital development in public host organisations of African countries. Secondments last maximum of 6 months and are completed before the end of 2024. Expenses of the secondments are covered by the ADGT programme that is implemented by HAUS Finnish Institute of Public Management and funded by Ministry for Foreign Affairs of Finland (MFA).

HAUS is looking for a Finnish organisation with relevant expertise in eGovernance, including use of Artificial Intelligence, to conduct a one-week fact-finding mission in June 2024 and a planned short-term secondment between August and December 2024 to Zambia Ministry of Technology and Science (MoTS). The secondment is prepared in collaboration with MFA and Embassy of Finland in Lusaka.

Main goal of the fact-finding mission is to define specific objectives and methods for a possible secondment to MoTS in line with their needs in development of eGovernance. The secondment is intended to provide technical support in applying eGovernance solutions.

Qualifications: The organisation and their expert shall have experience and suitable qualifications to independently conduct a fact-finding mission and work as a short-term expert providing capacity building in deployment of eGovernance solutions. The decision on the most qualified applications is made by HAUS in cooperation with the MFA Finland.

Please submit your application to the Open Call for Experts of the ADGT programme by Tuesday, 28 May 2024, 23:59 (EEST) at the latest. Applications are reviewed as they arrive.