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Flagship · For governments & countries
Give your national AI strategy an owner, a budget and a programme that delivers.
The National AI Deployment Plan helps you shape the vision in your national AI strategy into a practical, governed programme, with clear ownership, a justifiable budget and a delivery model matched to your country’s infrastructure, data, connectivity, skills and regulation.
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- Governance02
- Security03
- Intelligence04
- Data05
- Infrastructure06
Who it's for
Ministries of communications, digital economy, science, technology and innovation; digital and ICT agencies; regulators; state and provincial governments; and development partners.
- Ministries
- Digital & ICT agencies
- Regulators
- State & provincial governments
- Development partners
The problem we solve
- Strategies that stall after publication
- No single owner for delivery
- No budget line, or costs that are hard to justify
- Each ministry interpreting the strategy differently
- Infrastructure, data and skills gaps
From vision document to a programme that delivers
Most countries already have, or are drafting, a national AI strategy: principles, priority sectors and ambitions on skills and infrastructure. The Deployment Plan bridges the gap after publication, giving that vision an owner, a justifiable budget and a governed programme that delivers.
National AI strategy
Vision, principles and priorities
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A programme that delivers
Owned, budgeted and measured
How it works
- 1
National readiness assessment
Infrastructure, compute, connectivity, data, skills and regulation, measured honestly.
- 2
Priority sectors & use cases
For example health, agriculture, education, revenue, justice and citizen services.
- 3
Sovereign architecture
Compute, local inference, data residency and shared platforms that agencies can reuse.
- 4
Governance & regulation
A risk-based framework, oversight bodies and ethics, aligned with the AU Continental AI Strategy.
- 5
Delivery model
Delivery ownership, a costed budget, partnerships, procurement, KPIs and timelines.
- 6
Capacity building
Civil-service skills, executive working sessions and knowledge transfer.
What you get
- National AI Deployment Plan document
- Costed programme portfolio and budget case
- Reference architecture
- Governance and delivery ownership model
- Implementation timeline
- Monitoring & evaluation framework
Ways to engage
6–10 weeks
Readiness & priorities
National readiness assessment and priority-sector shortlist with an investment view.
12–20 weeks
Full deployment plan
All six phases, ending in an approved plan, programme portfolio and delivery model.
Multi-year
Plan + programme delivery
We support delivery oversight, partners and capacity building as programmes launch.
Ready to move from strategy to delivery?
We work alongside ministries, agencies and development partners. Start with a confidential conversation.