Commercial company membership
Commercial companies or establishments carrying out any ICT-related activity may join as members.
Membership
Rwanda ICT Chamber is a not-for-profit, member-based organisation representing Rwanda’s private tech sector. Established in 2011, we are the leading partner for organisations that want to share experience, network, and meet key players in Rwanda’s ICT ecosystem. Together with local and international partners, we accelerate inclusive digital transformation and a sustainable digital economy.
Clusters & associations
Our membership ecosystem
Members connect through sector clusters and associations across the ICT value chain.
- FinTech
- Infrastructure & connectivity
- Hubs, incubators & capacity building
- Drones & robotics
- E-commerce & e-services
- EdTech
- AgriTech
- Multimedia & digital agents
- Artificial intelligence
- IT hardware & solutions
- HealthTech
Explore clusters & associations for more detail.
Who can join
Types of membership
Whether you represent a company, an association, or work as an individual professional, there is a path into the Chamber ecosystem.
Multiple business membership
If you operate more than one business, each company should register with the Chamber and pay its own membership fees.
Associated membership
ICT sector and regional associations, or other ICT-related organisations and institutions, may join as associated members.
Program partner membership
Program partners support the implementation of programmes delivered by the Rwanda ICT Chamber secretariat.
Program membership
Non-ICT commercial companies or individual professionals may join certain Chamber programmes without becoming full members.
Individual professional membership
Individual professionals working in the ICT sector are eligible to become members.
Annual fees
Compare membership tiers
Commercial membership pricing and services at a glance (2025 catalog). Swipe horizontally on smaller screens to see all tiers.
Swipe sideways to compare all tiers and features.
| Features | Bronze100,000RWF / year | Silver300,000RWF / year | Gold600,000RWF / yearPopular | Platinum1,000,000RWF / year |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Advocacy | ||||
| Strategic policy engagement (public–private dialogue units) | ||||
| Membership to a sector-specific cluster or association | ||||
| Private tech sector issue escalation and resolution | ||||
| Access to markets | ||||
| Subsidised exhibition booths at local events | ||||
| Discounted flight tickets for specific airlines (ITA / BCD Rwanda) | ||||
| Business / product pitching and exhibition opportunities | ||||
| Promotion via Rwanda ICT Chamber platforms (web, social media, newsletter) | ||||
| Media exposure (Tech Launchpad, EdTech Mondays, The New Times, etc.) | ||||
| Facilitated attendance of relevant international events | ||||
| Access to finance | ||||
| Access to information about available grant opportunities | ||||
| Investor linkages and matchmaking | ||||
| Recommendation to funding and tenders | ||||
| Capacity building | ||||
| Merit-based Trust Seal acquisition | ||||
| Legal & business clinics | ||||
| Digital talent access facilitation | ||||
| Joint project development | ||||
| Market and policy intelligence sharing | ||||
| Access to Rwanda ICT Chamber market data and communities | ||||
| Stakeholder mapping and engagement support | ||||
Based on the 2025 membership catalog. Entitlements are confirmed with the secretariat when you join.
Member journey
From awareness to retention
A clear path from first contact to long-term value: onboarding, ongoing support, and measurable impact.
Step 1: Awareness
Organisations learn about the Chamber through events, digital channels, or recommendations.
Step 2: Onboarding
Smooth registration, onboarding materials, cluster profiling, membership ID, and DBI Trust Seal.
Step 3: Engagement
Timely communication, check-ins, and personalised relationship management.
Step 4: Service delivery
Tailored advocacy, capacity building, access to markets, and access to finance.
Step 5: Impact & retention
Success stories, feedback, renewals, and loyalty strategies that make value visible.
How we serve you
Service access journey
- 1
Service request
Members submit a request (e.g. B2B linkages, training, advocacy, events) via the member service portal, phone, email, or in person.
- 2
Needs assessment & logging
The Chamber acknowledges the request, logs it, assigns a focal point, and classifies by type and urgency.
- 3
Delivery
The agreed service is delivered to the member.
- 4
Confirmation & closure
The Chamber confirms satisfaction and closes the case in the tracking system.
- 5
Impact evaluation
Follow-up to measure impact and identify future needs for continuous value.
Minimum requirements
Using membership services
To access Chamber services smoothly, members are encouraged to meet the following.
- Active membership: registered member with valid membership status.
- Policy compliance: participation in Chamber activities and adherence to relevant policies.
- Valid Trust Seal: aligned with your cluster or association, issued through the Digital Business Institute (DBI).
Ready to join?
Submit your application online. For general information, start from the Chamber home page.
