The Gambia has entered a groundbreaking partnership with Kalp Foundation to develop Gambia One, a blockchain-powered digital public infrastructure (DPI). This initiative aims to revolutionize government operations, digitize essential services, and foster secure data exchange.
Kalp Foundation, a non-profit organization specializing in blockchain technology, will also provide capacity-building programs for government leaders and skill development opportunities for Gambian youth in emerging technologies.
Hon. Lamin Jabbi, Minister of Communications & Digital Economy, expressed enthusiasm for the collaboration, emphasizing its potential to create innovative, citizen-focused solutions aligned with global standards of transparency and accountability.
Hassan M. Jallow, Permanent Secretary of the same ministry, highlighted the project as a transformative step in Gambia’s digital evolution, serving as a model for other nations striving for innovation-driven growth.
Kalp Foundation’s Founder, Tapan Sangal, lauded the initiative as a milestone in building a sustainable, inclusive digital ecosystem. He reaffirmed the foundation’s commitment to reshaping global digital landscapes through similar partnerships.
Gambia One reflects a shared vision of bridging the digital divide, empowering underserved communities, and establishing scalable, ethical solutions. This project positions The Gambia as a leader in leveraging blockchain for national development and sets a benchmark for future collaboratio
ns worldwide.
