OpenStreetMap and crowdsourced mapping projects such as Crowd2Map, Data Zetu and Ramani Huria can help empower rural communities in Tanzania to put themselves on the map and contribute towards their development.
2. WE’RE MAPPING RURAL TANZANIA. WHY?
• Remote villages are EXTREMELY poorly
mapped.
• Local officials lack maps of their area.
• This makes navigation and planning
difficult.
• We are mapping onto OpenStreetMap
that is accessible to everyone online and
on phones, and to print paper maps.
3. WE’RE MAPPING RURAL TANZANIA. WHY?
• Much of rural Tanzania is blank in Google Maps and OpenStreetMap.
MOST RURAL TANZANIA LOOKED LIKE
THIS WHEN WE STARTED - AND MUCH OF
IT STILL DOES..
Zeze village, Kigoma,
population 9200
19. WHAT WE’VE ACHIEVED..
• We’ve now recruited over 5000 online volunteers and
over 600 local mappers.
• mapped an area of over 17,248 square kilometres,
added 23 towns and 363 villages and 45 hamlets.
• added over 96,742 km of roads and tracks and over
2.1 million buildings.
• Countrywide we have added 12,294 schools and 162
clinics to Openstreetmap from government open
data.
20. CONTACT DETAILS
Any comments, questions or suggestions always
welcome!
Thank you!
Janet
j.chapman@tanzdevtrust.org
@crowd2map
Hinweis der Redaktion
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Set up project on HOT for area around Mugumu,
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Moved to maps.me
Tried OSMAND, but difficult for novice users