Building With Regional Institutions.
Ansanm is designed to function as public digital infrastructure for the Caribbean. We partner with regional institutions to synchronize digital strategy, fund talent development, and build sovereign technology capacity.
Our Partners

Caribbean Export Development Agency (CEDA)
The regional trade and investment promotion agency of the Caribbean Community. CEDA drives competitive development across CARIFORUM states, supporting trade facilitation, investment promotion, and private sector development.
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The leading development bank for Latin America and the Caribbean since 1959. IDB provides financial and technical support to governments and institutions across 26 borrowing member countries, driving inclusive growth and innovative solutions to the region's development challenges.
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University of the West Indies (UWI)
The premier higher education institution of the English-speaking Caribbean, with campuses across the region. UWI produces the next generation of Caribbean talent and research that shapes regional policy and innovation.
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Caribbean Telecommunications Union (CTU)
The inter-governmental body responsible for coordinating ICT policy and development across the Caribbean region. CTU drives digital transformation strategy and harmonizes telecommunications frameworks.
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We invite regional governments, NGOs, and institutions to utilize Ansanm as public infrastructure. Together we can fund national badging programs, coordinate digital strategy, and build sovereign technology capacity across the Caribbean.
Government Partners
Fund national digital credentialing programs. Use Ansanm to vet, certify, and deploy digital talent for public sector modernization.
NGO Partners
Leverage the platform for workforce development, youth training, and community-based digital literacy initiatives across the region.
Other Institutions
Academic institutions, multilateral organizations, and private sector entities looking to invest in Caribbean digital infrastructure.
Donate Infrastructure
True digital sovereignty requires owning the hardware. We're looking for providers willing to donate server infrastructure to power the Caribbean Digital Governance Platform—keeping Caribbean data in Caribbean hands.
Firewall
- Quad vCPU
- 16 GB RAM
- 100 GB SSD
Web Front End
- Quad vCPU
- 32 GB RAM
- 100 GB SSD
Application Server
- Quad vCPU
- 32 GB RAM
- 100 GB SSD
Database Server
- Quad vCPU
- 64 GB RAM
- 2 TB SSD