About me
Peter Ongom is a computer scientist specializing in digital innovations for community development. His expertise spans multiple sectors, including agriculture, data governance, countering digital backlash, and expanding internet connectivity, all with a strong focus on ICT-driven solutions.
He currently serves as a Program Officer at Women of Uganda Network (WOUGNET) (https://wougnet.org/ ), an NGO promoting ICTs for sustainable development. Additionally, he is the founder and Director of Data and Innovations at the Global Tech Inclusion Network (GTIN) (https://globaltechinc.org/ ), a nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing gender-inclusive, data-driven innovations for equitable community development.
Peter is deeply committed to mentoring youth groups by equipping them with digital skills that spark local innovations. Through his work, he fosters an environment where young people can leverage technology to create sustainable solutions tailored to their communities' needs.
He has collaborated with diverse teams to design impactful digital solutions, many of which have earned national and regional recognition. His work has been honored in innovation competitions such as the We Account Africa Social Innovation Challenge by Innovation for Change – Africa Hub, Kenya, and the Uganda National ICT Initiatives Innovation Challenge.
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