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Tax and Digitalisation in Africa: Lessons for the G20 GovTech Agenda

26 June 2024 12:00–13:30

The global digital public infrastructure (DPI) agenda is substantially informed by experiences from the Global North and South Asia. Africa has its own vast array of contributors to add to the debate.

Person using NFC technology from a mobile phone to pay a bill.
Person using NFC technology from a mobile phone to pay a bill.

In a historic move, under India’s G20 Presidency (and with support from UNDP and World Bank), the G20 Digital Economy Ministers reached a groundbreaking consensus on how to effectively shape DPI of the future, as an accelerator of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

This webinar, co-hosted by the South African Institute of International Affairs (SAIIA) and the International Centre for Tax and Development (ICTD), presents an opportunity to start collating and disseminating Africa’s best-practice and lessons-learned from public sector digitalisation in preparation for South Africa’s G20 Presidency.

Speakers

  • Elizabeth Sidiropoulos, Chief Executive, SAIIA
  • Dr. Aleksandar Dragojlovic (TBC), Deputy Programme Manager, GIZ
  • Professor Edward Kieswetter (TBC), Commissioner, South African Revenue Service (SARS)
  • Dr Awa Diouf, Postdoctoral Fellow, ICTD
  • Dr Mbakiso Magwape, Post Doctoral Fellow, ICTD
  • Dr Fabrizio Santoro, Research Fellow & Research Lead, ICTD

Moderator

Dr Joseph Matola, Senior Economist,

Programme

The webinar’s programme is available here.

How to attend

Register to watch online

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Key contacts

Emilie Wilson

Head of Communications and Impact, ICTD

e.wilson@ids.ac.uk

+44 (0)1273 915779

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