Mobile Web Ghana has joined 40 leading global organisations, including the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), GIZ, KfW, Smart Africa, and UNICEF, in endorsing the Hamburg Declaration on Responsible Artificial Intelligence (AI) for the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
This endorsement reflects a growing global coalition of development agencies, innovation hubs, civil society groups, and tech leaders committed to ethical and inclusive AI.
The declaration was officially launched at the Hamburg Sustainability Conference, held from June 2–3, 2025, in Hamburg, Germany.
The event brought together governments, civil society, academia, and private sector leaders from around the world to align digital innovation, particularly AI, with the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.
Florence Toffa, Director of Mobile Web Ghana, participated in the conference and contributed to shaping and endorsing the declaration.
Her presence underscored the organisation’s active role in global AI discussions and its dedication to amplifying African voices—especially youth and women—in international digital policy.
The Hamburg Declaration is a multi-stakeholder commitment to promoting inclusive, responsible, and human-centred AI, particularly in emerging markets and among vulnerable populations.
It addresses key areas including equitable data access, human rights protections, digital inclusion, climate-conscious AI infrastructure, and cross-border collaboration.
Mobile Web Ghana is among a small group of African innovation hubs officially recognised as endorsers of the declaration, alongside globally renowned institutions such as UNDP, UNICEF, GIZ, and Smart Africa.
The declaration is structured around five foundational pillars: People, Planet, Prosperity, Peace, and Partnerships, and calls on stakeholders to work collectively to ensure that AI contributes meaningfully to the SDGs and leaves no one behind.
Our Commitment to Action
In alignment with the principles of the Hamburg Declaration and the SDGs, Mobile Web Ghana commits to the following strategic initiatives:
- AI Learning Hubs and Clubs in High Schools – To promote early exposure to AI concepts and digital literacy among Ghanaian youth (SDG 4, SDG 9)
- AI Literacy Programs for Policymakers and Civil Society – To support informed decision-making and responsible governance of emerging technologies (SDG 16)
- AI for SDGs Fellowship – To empower young leaders, especially women, to design AI-driven solutions to real-world development challenges (SDG 4, SDG 5, SDG 16)
- Support for Open Data and AI Tools for Development – To foster grassroots innovation through inclusive and accessible technology ecosystems
- Gender and Inclusion-First AI Projects – To ensure women and marginalised communities are not only participants but leaders in Africa’s AI future (SDG 5)
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