Projects

Build, document, govern.

Six initiatives linking technology, public impact and governance questions. Each project states its real stage and the documented material available.

AI governance · Trust infrastructure

BITC — Blue Intelligence Technologies Corporation

Conceptual and technical framework to audit, document and govern AI systems deployed in public administration: an “AI Passport”, statistical bias assessment (DIR) and alignment with the African Union strategy.

Prototype AI GovernanceAlgorithmic auditAU compliance

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Health · Digital public infrastructure

African Health OS

Architecture for a health digital public infrastructure connecting patients, hospitals, pharmacies and authorities around open standards (HL7/FHIR) and a tamper-evident cryptographic ledger.

Concept HL7/FHIR R4Health DPIData sovereignty

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Civic tech · Citizen participation

4 Voix Jeunesse Togo

A georeferenced civic platform enabling citizens to document urban failures, with spatial differential privacy (Geohash) and decentralised peer validation.

Concept Civic TechSpatial privacyLocal governance

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Media · Public debate

Togolese Youth Tribune — TJT

An independent broadcast and podcast format on society, justice, governance and youth, grounded in an editorial neutrality charter and a contradictory verification method.

Development Public debateFact-checkingRule of law

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Digital diplomacy · Multilateralism

African Youth & Diplomacy — JDA

An initiative on youth, diplomacy and African affairs: preparing young professionals for technical diplomacy, treaty negotiation and multilateral deliberation.

Research Tech DiplomacyModel AUTreaties

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Research · Comparative analysis

African Digital Sovereignty Observatory

A research and analysis project on African digital sovereignty: mapping national legislation, sovereign cloud infrastructure and cross-border data flows.

Research 55 AU StatesMalabo ConventionComposite index

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None of these projects is presented as deployed. The stated stages — concept, research, prototype, development — reflect the real, documented progress to date.