We’re excited to launch the final of our three research reports from DataShift in each of our pilot locations. We wanted to know more about how data generated by citizens is being used in Argentina.
Today, we’re excited to launch the second DataShift research report from our three pilot locations - Nepal, Argentina and East Africa (Kenya and Tanzania).
No-one can communicate the importance of citizen-generated data better than those who are actually working with it. At DataShift, we want to highlight the civil society organisations who have told us about the tangible results they have achieved through innovative approaches to harnessing data from citizens.
Today, we’re excited to launch the first of three research reports from DataShift in each of our pilot locations - Nepal, Argentina and East Africa (Kenya and Tanzania).
In this session, we will be exploring how citizen-generated data initiatives can accelerate progress towards the Sustainable Development Goals, with a focus on examples from Nepal, Argentina and East Africa.
This article is written by the engine room's Tin Geber and was originally published on the engine room blog. Tin coordinates the DataShift’s in-country direct support to help civil society organizations improve the planning and implementation of their citizen-generated data initiatives.
We’re excited to invite you to join us for a webinar on: How citizen-generated data can accelerate progress toward the Sustainable Development Goals. This webinar is being hosted on the Global Partnership for Social Accountability (GPSA) Knowledge Platform on May 5, 2016, 10:00 am EDT