Digital transformation in Angola and Brazil

Digitalization efforts in Angola and Brazil are focusing on modernizing public administration and enhancing service delivery.

In Angola, the government has authorized a $28 million investment to develop a National Digital Identity and Electronic Signature Platform. Managed by the Institute of Administrative Modernization, this project aims to support up to 30 million digital identities, providing a single credential for accessing public services and reducing the need for physical documentation.

In Brazil, initiatives are centered on municipal management. Discussions in Mato Grosso emphasize that digital transformation must prioritize governance, transparency, and the proactive disclosure of information. In Bahia, partnerships involving Serpro are facilitating events to introduce digital solutions for sectors such as health, education, and social assistance, with a focus on data protection, cloud storage, and fraud prevention. Meanwhile, in Lages, officials have noted that successful digitalization requires both the implementation of new tools and the training of public servants to use them effectively.