PROMAD Foundation
PROMAD Foundation is a civic-tech organisation empowering state & non-state actors & shaping development in Africa. We combine evidence-based strategies with civic technology to bridge the gaps […]
Watchdogging and transparency
Lawyers for Justice in Libya
Since their incorporation as an non-profit organisation, Lawyers For Justice Libya has consistently sought to defend and promote the human rights of everyone in Libya. As they
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The Demography Project
The Demography Project is an independent youth-led civic technology and data journalism non-profit that undertakes fact based analysis and visualisation of demographic data for public education and
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Budeshi
Budeshi monitors financial contracts and allows for advocacy for local primary health care centres. Budeshi is a dedicated web platform that links budget and procurement data to
AdvoKC
AdvoKC is a Civic Tech platform established to help citizens engage, track and hold elected officials accountable. We track promises made by elected officials, remind elected officials
Rada Corruption Database
Transparency International Kenya recently launched the ‘Rada Database’, which is the most comprehensive and ambitious attempt to track and document all cases on corruption processed through the
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Yogera
A citizen’s engagement platform that connects citizens to their government by allowing anyone to anonymously report an issue using their social media platforms. Initiative working together with
Tracka
One of Budgit’s tech tools, Tracka, is a project-tracking tool. Tracka brings together a community of active citizens who want to track the service delivery provided by
Tunabakonzi
Tunabakonzi is not an official site of the Congolese Government. It is a site built with the support of OSISA by Collectif 24, a platform of Congolese
Parliament Monitoring Group
PMG aims to provide accurate, objective, and current information on all parliamentary committee proceedings in the form of detailed, unofficial minutes and documents and since 2007, sound
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