I accept what you say Ralph but the motorcycle project is being run by an
conventional European or North American NGO. It's organised mapping.
>The result will be a dedicated group in each country that will continue
the work, train more local people and expand the mapping community.
So is there
John,
I am not sure what you are trying to say, but to help you understand
“Microgrants” I can explain some of them to you.
I am helping the WAMM (West African Motorbike Mappers) who are in Sierra Leone.
The lead for this was Ivan Gayton from Medicins sans Frontieres and Rupert Alan
(A regular
(Please see below for French, German, and Spanish)
Hello Mappers,
Thank you for your incredible efforts organizing this year's OSM GeoWeek!
In total, we had 230 public events in 48 countries. We had almost 100
extra events this year and increased our country footprint by 6 countries.
Are we talking about Task Manger projects initiated and run by local
project managers or something else?
If we are talking about Task Manger projects then I suggest asking the
project manager(s) to do a write up on their experiences and see if this
can be brought to the attention of OSMWEEKLY.
This is exactly what I think would earn us some brownie points with OSM
provided we can point to some of the work that is independent of the main
NGOs.
Cheerio John
On 11 Dec 2017 1:33 pm, "Tyler Radford" wrote:
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