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Apr 15

From numbers to stories: Our data discovery journey at Code for Africa

How we source, clean and publish data for GenderGap.Africa

From numbers to stories: Our data discovery journey at Code for Africa

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Mar 17, 2021

International Women’s Day: WanaData tackles gender stereotypes

WanaData joined the #ChoosetoChallenge campaign to recognise gender inequality in Africa

International Women’s Day: WanaData tackles gender stereotypes

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Nov 5

How AI could help Africa’s election watchdogs cover more ground

African journalists and civic organisations are exploring tools to monitor broadcasts, organise citizen reports and follow public…

How AI could help Africa’s election watchdogs cover more ground

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Oct 14

Menstrual Justice in Senegal: What we don’t measure

Gaps in menstrual health data weaken the case for reform in Senegal.

Menstrual Justice in Senegal: What we don’t measure

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Sep 17

Réflexions sur la bourse AWA — La mise en place d’une communauté de pratique est tout aussi…

Par Baname Lare

Réflexions sur la bourse AWA — La mise en place d’une communauté de pratique est tout aussi…

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Sep 17

AWA Fellowship Reflections: Building a community of practice is just as important as contributing…

By Baname Lare

AWA Fellowship Reflections: Building a community of practice is just as important as contributing…

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Sep 14

Beyond Surveillance: Building Rights-Based AI Governance for Youth Civic Engagement in the Sahel

Protecting young civic actors in the Sahel requires adapting existing human rights safeguards to the realities of algorithmic surveillance…

Beyond Surveillance: Building Rights-Based AI Governance for Youth Civic Engagement in the Sahel

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Sep 2

Nakuru can now measure its air quality, but the harder part is what comes next

Twenty-two low-cost sensors are helping one of Kenya’s fastest-growing cities understand what residents are breathing. The test is whether…

Nakuru can now measure its air quality, but the harder part is what comes next

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Aug 25

Africa’s knowledge gaps are not just about missing information

Through the AWA Fellowship, Daniel Damilola Obiokeke discovered how language barriers, inaccessible sources and the challenges of remote…

Africa’s knowledge gaps are not just about missing information

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Jul 23

Mapping DRC’s Ebola outbreak

An open data tracker shows where cases are rising, how the outbreak is spreading and which health zones are under greatest strain.

Mapping DRC’s Ebola outbreak

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Africa's largest network of #CivicTech and #OpenData labs. Projects include #impactAFRICA, #openAFRICA, #PesaCheck, #sensorsAfrica and #sourceAFRICA.

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