DIGITAL DEVELOPMENT

Extending network coverage to provide broad access to high speed and very high speed broadband.

SHARED TELECOMMUNICATION INFRASTRUCTURES

Helping infrastructures and telecommunications operators to come together to optimize costs and
mobilise investors.

TELECOMMUNICATIONS REGULATION
Establishing a regulatory framework for the development of the very high speed fixed-network and
mobile broadband market, territorial coverage and resource sharing.

FINANCING PUBLIC/PRIVATE PROJECTS

Encouraging private investors to develop and secure innovative and structuring public regional
projects.

KEY METRICS

5 12 70+ 100
CLIENTS
BILLIONS MILLIONS EXPERTS

More than 5 billion Tactis generates a 70 skilled consultants More than 100 clients
dollars of public and revenue of 12 million and digital experts including government
private investments in dollars. from various cultural authorities and
projects run by Tactis. and professional private companies.
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25
COUNTRIES
30 PPP
30
OPERATORS
200.000
KILOMETERS

Tactis has carried Tactis a participé Tactis has contributed More than 200.000
projects in more than au montage de 30 to the setting-up of kilometers of
25 countries, the Partenariats Public 30 public and private networks have been
majority in Africa. Privé (PPP) dans le partnerships in controled and created
secteur des Télécoms. telecommunications. by Tactis.
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Tunisia
Burkina
Marocco Faso

20.000
Benin

Mali
Cameroon

2.5m Central
African
Republic

Senegal

Gabon

Congo
Brazzaville
Guinea

Ivory
Coast
Rwanda

TACTIS AFRICA
Mayotte
Address and Contact
Westerwelle Startup Haus, KG 622,
Fairview, P.O. Box 5377, Kigali
RWANDA

Contact: Bernard BINAGWAHO

Africa & Middle East Director|Tactis
@mail : bbinagwaho@tactis.africa
Cell 1 : + 250 780 14 06 74 Mauritius
Cell 2 : +33 660 31 65 92 (WhatsApp)
www.tactis.africa Réunion
Mada-
gascar
Burkina Faso

Ivory Coast
Cameroon

Marocco

Senegal
Algeria

Guinea

Tunisia
Gabon
Congo
Benin

Digital territorial plan

Market studies and economic modellin

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Telecommunications regulation

PPP setting-up

Smart city and commercial areas

Engineering and supervision

Financial expertise

Universal services and white areas

DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION FOR
AFRICAN TERRITORIES

Tactis is an independent firm who provides expertise to decision makers from design and planning
to implementation, all the way to optimisation and ongoing monitoring. Tactis adresses a wide range
of operations in the fields of high speed and very high speed telecommunications (fixed network and
mobile), innovative territories (“smart” urban and rural projects, data management, mobility, energy
sustainable develoment, etc.) and digital-based economic development.

Our guiding principle is to orchestrate the implementation of digital projects for territories. Tactis is
a founding partner of several organisations (VIVAPOLIS, CREDO, FIRIP, GCANT, FING, Renaissance
Numérique, Futuring CIties, BIM Cities Alliance, etc.)
 TACTIS : BEYOND BROADBAND CONSULTING
Tactis is the French leader in digital planning and shared infrastructure projects. Since 1995, we
have been helping territories develop their telecommunication infrastructures and implement
smart city policies, from a technical, financial, regulatory and operational point of view. 50% of
our activity is now driven by the African development. Since 2019, we are proud to have two new
subsidiaries in Tunis and Kigali.

OUR REFERENCES

WWW.DO4AFRICA.ORG
Plateform to accelerate
digital projects in Africa

Do4Africa is a digital platform dedicated to

innovative projects for the African continent
and based on 3 principles : common interest,
collaboration and open data. The project is
a joint initiative between TACTIS and SMART
AFRICA.

Do4Africa is the unique opportunity for

entrepreneurs, innovators governments,
companies and start-ups to submit data and
get access to more than 1000 digital projects
structured by categories : infrastructures,
e-government, e-education, smart economy,
smart environment, e-health, smart city, etc.

www.do4africa.org