African Union Legal Instrument 2. P a g e | 28 Role of Governments Each State Party shall undertake to provide leadership for the development of the cyber security culture within its borders. Member States undertake to sensitize, provide education and training, and disseminate information to the public. 3. Public-Private Partnership Each State Party shall develop public-private partnership as a model to engage industry, the civil society, and academia in the promotion and enhancement of a culture of cyber security. 4. Education and training Each State Party shall adopt measures to develop capacity building with a view to offering training which covers all areas of cyber security to different stakeholders, and setting standards for the private sector. State Parties undertake to promote technical education for information and communication technology professionals, within and outside government bodies, through certification and standardization of training; categorization of professional qualifications as well as development and needs-based distribution of educational material. Article 27: 1. National cyber security monitoring structures Cyber security governance a) Each State Party shall adopt the necessary measures to establish an appropriate institutional mechanism responsible for cyber security governance; b) The measures adopted as per paragraph 1 of this Article shall establish strong leadership and commitment in the different aspects of cyber security institutions and relevant professional bodies of the State Party. To this end, State Parties shall take the necessary measures to: i) Establish clear accountability in matters of cyber security at all levels of Government by defining the roles and responsibilities in precise terms; ii) Express a clear, public and transparent commitment to cyber security;