Building Africa's Jobtech Ecosystem
We support jobtech platforms, founders, investors, and policymakers to unlock inclusive work opportunities across Africa.
How the Jobtech Alliance Creates Impact
We work with jobtech platforms, funders, policymakers, and researchers to strengthen the conditions needed for platform work to grow and improve across Africa.
Strengthening the Jobtech Ecosystem
We bring together jobtech platforms, funders, policymakers, and researchers to share insights, influence policy, and improve the conditions for platforms to grow.
Helping Platforms Scale
We help high potential platforms to grow in ways that create more, better quality, and more inclusive jobs for their users.
We support jobtech companies at every stage of growth
Through community, insights, and ecosystem support, we help platforms build and scale sustainable digital work solutions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Here's what founders, partners, and collaborators often ask about Jobtech Alliance.
What is Jobtech Alliance?
Jobtech Alliance is a community and support network for jobtech companies and ecosystem partners. We work to strengthen Africa’s digital jobtech ecosystem through collaboration, research, and venture support.
Who is Jobtech Alliance for?
Jobtech Alliance is for jobtech platforms, founders, investors, policymakers, and researchers who want to grow inclusive digital work opportunities across Africa.
Is Jobtech Alliance a job board or recruitment platform?
No. We are an ecosystem and support network. We help jobtech companies and partners connect, learn, and scale—we do not list or fill individual jobs.
What types of jobtech companies do you support?
We support companies at every stage—from early-stage platforms to scaled ventures—that create or facilitate digital work opportunities across Africa.
What kind of support does Jobtech Alliance provide?
We provide community, research, insights, and venture support—including collaboration with funders, policymakers, and researchers to improve conditions for platforms to grow.
Who runs the Jobtech Alliance?
The Jobtech Alliance is an ecosystem-building initiative led by Mercy Corps and BFA Global. We collaborate with actors from across the ecosystem in all our work.
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What Our Community Is Saying
Founders, platform operators, and ecosystem partners share how Jobtech Alliance supports real growth, collaboration, and impact.
Being part of the Jobtech Alliance has been a game-changer for me. My connections with industry leaders and the practical insights from their events have helped me navigate challenges and grow my venture. It’s an invaluable network supporting growth and collaboration in the Jobtech space, with resources that deepen understanding of platform dynamics
At GoodayOn, we believe that operational excellence is the backbone of a thriving gig platform. Over a period of six months, our partnership with Jobtech Alliance has led to a complete overhaul of our operational processes—delivering *game-changing results* in efficiency, control, and scalability.
Getting on the accelerator program with Jobtech Alliance was nothing short of transformative for Instollar. The support we got went beyond just funding—it was intentional, hands-on, and deeply focused on helping us scale and thrive in the clean energy workforce space. We received a $150,000 grant—$50K in cash and $100K in venture support—but what truly stood out was how they hit the ground running with impactful, tailored support from day one.
Jobtech Alliance has significantly transformed Shaaré's journey by providing strategic funding and expert guidance. We've expanded our impact, creating more opportunities for service workers and moving closer to our vision of reshaping Nigeria's service industry. The team's support has been a key driver of our growth and potential, and we are excited to continue this partnership to scale Shaaré to even greater heights
The Jobtech Alliance has been invaluable for me as a founder in Africa's future of work space. This community understands that founders need peers on the same journey. Here, we don't see each other as competitors but as collaborators, sharing opportunities and amplifying each other's reach. It's essential for any Jobtech founder in Africa
Being part of the Jobtech Alliance has been a game-changer for me. My connections with industry leaders and the practical insights from their events have helped me navigate challenges and grow my venture. It’s an invaluable network supporting growth and collaboration in the Jobtech space, with resources that deepen understanding of platform dynamics
At GoodayOn, we believe that operational excellence is the backbone of a thriving gig platform. Over a period of six months, our partnership with Jobtech Alliance has led to a complete overhaul of our operational processes—delivering *game-changing results* in efficiency, control, and scalability.
Getting on the accelerator program with Jobtech Alliance was nothing short of transformative for Instollar. The support we got went beyond just funding—it was intentional, hands-on, and deeply focused on helping us scale and thrive in the clean energy workforce space. We received a $150,000 grant—$50K in cash and $100K in venture support—but what truly stood out was how they hit the ground running with impactful, tailored support from day one.
Jobtech Alliance has significantly transformed Shaaré's journey by providing strategic funding and expert guidance. We've expanded our impact, creating more opportunities for service workers and moving closer to our vision of reshaping Nigeria's service industry. The team's support has been a key driver of our growth and potential, and we are excited to continue this partnership to scale Shaaré to even greater heights
The Jobtech Alliance has been invaluable for me as a founder in Africa's future of work space. This community understands that founders need peers on the same journey. Here, we don't see each other as competitors but as collaborators, sharing opportunities and amplifying each other's reach. It's essential for any Jobtech founder in Africa