Co-developing Data Technology - Traditional Ecosystems Survival Tanzania

Co-developing Data Technology for Inclusive Conservation in Eastern Serengeti

January 2022 to December 2023

Together with local communities, TEST aims to co-develop a mobile app, data collection and management protocols. This serves the interests of communities by providing a platform for research and information sharing on wildlife monitoring, livestock grazing strategies, and protected areas management.

This project is funded by the Centre for Indigenous Conservation and Development Alternatives (CICADA) at the University of McGill, Canada.

TEST Programs Manager Mark Mathayo, left, discussing mobile technology with community members in Kirtalo village. Photo credit: TEST

TEST Legal Manager Babu Rotiken, responding to questions from the community about the use mobile technology for monitoring human-wildlife conflicts. Photo credit: TEST

TEST Program Manager Mark Mathayo introducing the mobile data technology project at the Ngorongoro District Council. Photo credit: TEST

Councillors and government leaders attending the mobile data technology project presentation. Photo credit: TEST

Local community members learning about the functions of the mobile app. Photo credit: Babu Rotiken

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