My Experience

Most of Mutegeki Cliff Agaba’s work sits at the intersection of Digital Public Infrastructure, Critical Internet Infrastructure, and Digital Policy. His advocacy is rooted in advancing digital literacy, digital trade, and digital rights, with a strong commitment to connecting the unconnected and equipping individuals and businesses with essential digital competencies. He brings hands-on experience in internet policy, multistakeholder engagement, and infrastructure governance.

Currently, Cliff supports strategic initiatives that promote inclusive digital systems — including digital identity, secure payment platforms, and resilient internet infrastructure. His focus is on building awareness, shaping policy, and facilitating community participation in the governance of foundational digital tools.

He previously served as Vice President of the Internet Society Uganda Chapter and was also the Chapter’s representative to the ISOC Chapter Advisory Council. Earlier, he held roles as Secretary for Special Interest Groups and Chapter Training Coordinator during the 2020 Internet Society Chapter Training Program. Over the years, he has been both a participant and organizer in Uganda’s Internet Governance Forums and regional multistakeholder processes.

With ICANN, Cliff is a member of the Universal Acceptance Steering Group’s Communications Working Group and previously served on the AFRALO Operating Principles (Individual Membership) Working Group. His continued participation in global internet governance reflects his dedication to building a digital future that is open, multilingual, inclusive, and secure.