Step back to 1997 and witness the Virtual Souk, an audacious project providing proof that grassroots NGOs could embraced the internet, showcasing hand-woven rugs from Morocco.
Step back to 1997 and witness the Virtual Souk, an audacious project providing proof that grassroots NGOs could embraced the internet, showcasing hand-woven rugs from Morocco.
Join our Trufi webinar on July 16. Overcome social inequality in transport planning. Learn about disrupting top-down (a.k.a colonial) approaches.
It’s a difficult task explaining the Trufi app to a North American audience. Dylan Scott nailed it at SOTM US 2022
Two perspectives: A local mapper and an international expert in urban transport discuss the impact of public transport data in Mauritania’s capital.
A new complete and interactive map of public transport routes in Mauritania’s capital – a first for the African country.
Trufi will create the first thorough public transport map of Nouakchott, Mauritania. There is currently no accurate map, no app, no website.
A young Moroccan developer has created a new app called Corsa Tétouan, and he single-handedly mapped the city’s entire public transport network.
Survey data gathered by HNI’s Mobile to Mobile Survey call center revealed that nearly one in five Malagasy adults don’t understand what taxes are or why the government collects them. Among the most poor surveyed, more than one third did not know.
Peace Corps Volunteers in Madagascar have initiated a Monitoring, Evaluation, Reporting, and Improvement (MERI) committee using DataWinners.
A cost-effective IVR survey in Ghana revealed dissatisfaction with government services, and discrepancies from official government indicators.