At Rankdigital Foundation, our work is rooted in the belief that technology and innovation should serve as catalysts for social and economic progress. We are committed to empowering communities, businesses, and young leaders with the tools, skills, and opportunities they need to thrive in the digital age.Through strategic programs, partnerships, and initiatives, we bridge the gap between underrepresented groups and the rapidly evolving digital economy. Our mission extends beyond providing technical support; we are dedicated to fostering ethical innovation, promoting sustainable solutions, and building resilient communities.
We equip individuals, particularly youth and women, with relevant digital skills to improve employability, entrepreneurship, and leadership capacity. From basic computer literacy to advanced digital marketing, coding, and data analytics, our training programs are designed to meet the needs of today’s fast-changing job market.
Recent Highlight: In 2024, we partnered with local educational institutions in Ghana to launch a Digital Pathways Bootcamp, training over 300 young people in web development, social media strategy, and e-commerce operations.
We believe in the power of innovation to solve pressing social challenges. Our foundation supports grassroots innovators and startups with mentorship, resources, and access to networks that can bring their ideas to life.
Recent Highlight: Inspired by our advocacy at the Global Digital Forum, we launched an Ethical AI Initiative in Ghana, aimed at helping businesses adopt responsible artificial intelligence practices that respect privacy and human rights.
We actively engage policymakers, industry leaders, and grassroots communities to create an inclusive digital future. From hosting roundtables to speaking at global forums, we amplify the voices of those often left out of the conversation on technology and development.
Recent Highlight: Our founder, Frank Mensah Otabil, represented Ghana at a continental tech policy summit (Global Digital Forum, in Russia), where he advocated for stronger frameworks to ensure equitable access to digital infrastructure in rural areas.
