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CENTRE FOR DEMOCRACY AND TECHNOLOGY AFRICA

· EIN · cdtdkenya.org
profile · synthesized from sources

Centre for Digital & Technological Development (CDTD) Kenya is a youth-focused nonprofit based in Kisumu that provides practical technology training in web and mobile development, IoT applications, and digital entrepreneurship. The organization targets young people and underserved communities, offering project-based learning and career support to build sustainable livelihoods. Programs emphasize real-world impact through community tech solutions, particularly in agriculture and digital inclusion.

named programs · 5 · from sources

what they call their work

Digital Careers & Freelance Support
Provides CV assistance, interview preparation, and introductions to freelance marketplaces to help graduates secure tech work
IoT for Smallholder Farmers
Deploys soil moisture sensors, automated irrigation systems, and data dashboards to help farmers reduce water waste and increase crop yields
Tech Entrepreneurship Training
Training program focused on building digital startups and innovation for social impact
Web & Mobile Bootcamps
Project-based training program covering HTML/CSS/JS to Firebase deployments, culminating in real-world site development for local businesses
Youth STEM Education Programs
STEM-focused education initiatives for youth, emphasizing hands-on technology learning
activities · 3 groups

what they do

  • Digital Skills Training for Youth 1 activity
    • Expansion of digital skills training through academic partnership
      Established a partnership with a local college to scale and enhance digital skills training programs, increasing access to technology education.
  • Smallholder Agricultural Support Services 1 activity
    • IoT training for smallholder farmers
      Trained 30 smallholder farmers in IoT applications such as soil moisture sensors and automated watering systems to improve agricultural productivity.
  • Vocational and Life Skills Training 1 activity
    • Web development support for local businesses
      Supported 10 web bootcamp graduates in deploying functional websites for local businesses, applying newly acquired technical skills in real-world settings.
relationships · 3

who they work with

  • community groups Partner — Partners with community groups on tech training and IoT projects.
  • local college Partner — Partnering to scale digital skills training programs.
  • local schools Partner — Collaborates with local schools on community technology initiatives.