Local knowledge theory of change
Theory of Change
Diji and iAfrika are based on our Local Knowledge Theory of Change…
It advances the idea that the development and operationalisation of a digital Local Knowledge Platform can have certain positive outputs and important impacts (long-term societal changes) such as:
- Developing Literacy and Digital Skills
- Recording and Improving Access to Relevant Knowledge
- Promoting Local Languages and Knowledge
- Supporting Social Inclusion and Cohesion
- Contributing to a Knowledge Society / Economy

Our theory of change is aligned to various development agenda including the:
- United Nations’ 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development
- African Union’s Agenda 2063 for the implementation of its long-term vision, with interim implementation plans.
- South African government’s National Development Plan
Diji and iAfrika are modular and can operate independently or in conjunction with each other:
