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Category Archives: Democratic Transparency/Accountability
Improving service delivery using Innovative ICTs: A Story from WOUGNET
Corruption is a very serious issue in most African countries and it has negatively impacted on service delivery. Corruption leads to misallocation of scarce resources where public priorities are distorted to facilitate lifestyles of public officials instead of focusing on … Continue reading
Posted in Democratic Transparency/Accountability, Mapping
Tagged accountability, service delivery, transparency, Uganda, VSAC, WOUGNET
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Indigo Director joins DfID International Development Transparency Panel
Fran Perrin, Founder and Director of The Indigo Trust, writes: I’m delighted to be joining the Department for International Development’s ‘International Development Sector Transparency Panel’.
A Growing Tech for Transparency Network in South Africa
South Africa is a hugely interesting place to work in at the moment. Its constitution and policies are strong and its economy is growing. At the same time, the country faces major obstacles as it rises out of its murky … Continue reading
In the News
We’re back again with our monthly round up of what has caught our attention through April. This month spans our usual wide range of interests; everything from innovation tech-hubs to the extent to which your government might be interfering with … Continue reading
Posted in Agriculture, Conferences, Democratic Transparency/Accountability, Education, Finance/Enterprise, Health, ICT4D, innovation, News
Tagged accountability, Africa, agriculture, BongoHive, British Library, Co-Creation Hub, Conference, Democratic transparency, education, entrepreneurship, Google, governance, health, hub, ICT4D, ihub, iLab Liberia, Innovation, open data, technology
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Freedom of Information in South Africa: A New Grant
In recent decades, the freedom of information and right to know movement has blossomed in countries as diverse as India and Iceland and Latvia and Liberia. At present, more than 90 countries across the world have freedom of information legislation … Continue reading
Posted in Democratic Transparency/Accountability, Grants Awarded
Tagged Alaveteli, DocumentCloud, ODAC, openAFRICA, South Africa
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A Grant to JoziHub
South Africa has an uneasy relationship with transparency and accountability. It ranks second on budget openness and has constitutionally-guaranteed access to information legislation, but major service delivery failures and the much-talked-about Secrecy Bill threaten to undermine the great strides that … Continue reading
Constitution App for Ghana: A Grant
When we first heard about smartphone apps of constitutions, it’s fair to say that we were a little sceptical. Who would use their precious data allowance to download an app that made it easier to search through a dry legal … Continue reading
Posted in Democratic Transparency/Accountability, Grants Awarded
Tagged 233 Law, Android, constitution, constitution app, mobile, Yougora
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Zimbabwe’s Small but Expanding Tech for Social Change Scene
Zimbabwe’s tech scene is still very much in its infancy, partly inhibited by lack of support for entrepreneurs and most citizens needing to prioritise more immediate income generation. However, there is huge potential in this space with a highly educated … Continue reading
Posted in Democratic Transparency/Accountability, Grants Awarded, ICT4D, Uncategorized
Tagged entrepreneurship, ICT4D, technology, transparency, Zimbabwe
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In the News
March was another exciting month for ICT and mobile developments in Africa. Here’s our monthly round-up of highlights ranging from Kenya’s elections to diplomatic Twitter rows in Nigeria! Enjoy…
Water in Kenya – A New Grant
With the world’s attention focused on Kenya’s recent elections, it would be easy to overlook many other issues facing the country. In the last ten years, the country has witnessed a series of reforms aimed at improving access to clean, … Continue reading