Interview with Liz Chamberlain (Humanitarian OpenStreetMap)
Humanitarian OpenStreetMap develops open source apps and tools for collaborative mapping and geospatial data collection. The organization uses map data
From Kerry A. Dolan / Forbes: By the time sick kids reach a clinic, it can be too late. Through home visits, community health workers with the nonprofit Muso in Mali are spotting early signs of malaria, pneumonia, diarrheal disease, and malnutrition and providing treatment to sick kids right away. The approach shortens the time between the first signs of illness and treatment, saving lives in one of the countries with the highest rates of child mortality.
Humanitarian OpenStreetMap develops open source apps and tools for collaborative mapping and geospatial data collection. The organization uses map data
Fair Trade USA certifies fair trade products in the United States through regular visits to fair trade farmer cooperatives where
A Social Progress Index is measuring the quality of life for vulnerable populations through the use of an Equity Map.
The non-profit Root Capital created a lending initiative in Mexico which helps mid-size rural farmers gain access to capital, skills,
Landesa helps families in India obtain legal land rights through digital records. Supporting women to lead the documentation work has
Landesa helps families in India gain legal control over their land. Supporting women to lead the digital land records documentation