We help people and organisations solve the technical, social, and legal challenges of opening up data, through training and capacity building, specialised technical services, and research, analysis, and writing.
We work with governments, journalists, students, and citizens to build the skills they need to use data effectively, through both in-person and online programmes.
Practical, hands-on sessions that take participants from raw spreadsheets to confident analysis.
We grow a network of local trainers so skills spread far beyond a single room.
Longer programmes that build a new generation of data-fluent practitioners.
We are specialised in data-driven services and technical expertise for collecting, storing, managing, analysing, and visualising data of all kinds.
Discoverable, reusable, standards-based platforms for public-interest datasets.
Civic tools and dashboards designed around real institutional workflows.
We build for the long term and keep systems running well past launch day.
We are the open-data pioneers of Nepal, always ready to explore new areas in depth, developing principles, methodologies, pipelines, and standards as part of our analysis.
Clear, evidence-driven writing that turns raw data into decisions.
Rigorous analysis grounded in Nepal’s realities and open methodologies.
Openly licensed research, free to read, reuse, and build on.
We start by understanding the technical, social, and legal challenges of opening up your data.
We design and develop open platforms, tools, and pipelines around real workflows.
We equip your people so they can own, maintain, and grow the work themselves.
We hand over documentation and standards so the work outlasts the project cycle.
IDMS brings the data generated by the various departments and systems of the municipal office in the central hub. The system used to effectively share the data between the department and to make the potential data available to the general public.
Learn more →OSM Hackfest 2022 is a national competition where participants build solutions using OpenStreetMap and other open data and open technologies for the public good.
Learn more →Gender Data 101 Bootcamp is 5 hours long rigorous training camp. The camp began with the first module of the course by establishing a foundation of gender and data and ends with actionable steps to employ gender data to create impactful programs. The course delves into best practices, methodologies, and tools to utilize when working with gender data.
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