Digital Capacity
Local stakeholders digitise their own information themselves, across projects and domains, without depending on external intermediaries.
Information management · DR Congo
The voice of local communities.
Tazama is an information management system designed for local NGOs, civil society organisations and other local stakeholders to collaboratively manage risks while maintaining ownership of their respective information. Access is reserved for experienced organisations.
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Locally-Owned Innovation
Tazama was created by IFEDD to support digitalization in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Local stakeholders digitise their own information and decide how it is used.
Data Ownership
Users keep exclusive control over their respective information and determine with whom it is shared, and on what terms.
Data Protection
Information compiled in Tazama is not accessible to anyone without permission from the original author.
Collaboration
Organisations coordinate risk management across sectors, while each keeps ownership of its own records.
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Achieving More Sustainable Outcomes
Information that communities own and control becomes leverage for more sustainable outcomes, across four areas.
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Created by IFEDD
Locally owned, locally built.
Tazama was created by IFEDD, the Initiative des Femmes Entrepreneurs pour le Développement Durable, a Congolese non-profit based in Goma. IFEDD works on human rights and the responsible management of natural resources in and around mining sites, and built Tazama to support digitalization in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
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