E-health solutions aim at proposing new answers to sanitary issues that African countries are facing: lack of medical staff, difficulty in gaining access to care, prohibitive cost and unawareness of pathologies are as much challenges e-health African actors are trying to address.

The lack of infrastructures and transport services contributes to the flare of mobility issues in Africa. Digital technologies, thanks to their ability to inform and connect individuals, allows the emergence of new mobility solutions.

E-education or e-learning are high-growth sectors on the African continent et give way to small-scale as well as wider extent projects, gathering all solutions and means to display learning via electronic options. E-education, thereby, consists of educational websites, tele-formation, telematics teaching, or training in new technologies.

The speeding up of the deployment of broadband technologies, whether it be national backbones or 4G networks, is sensitive in majority of African countries that engage in or conduct such wide extent projects. Do4.africa aims at backing up the digital transformation of these territories through the showcase of projects undertaken by public and private actors.