Join us to discover Samaaja, a free, open-source platform revolutionizing citizen engagement. Learn how to build and deploy location-based services to address hyperlocal civic and environmental issues. Hear from experts and community leaders about the power of FOSS for community-driven change.
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Are you passionate about creating positive change in your community? Join us for an in-depth exploration of Samaaja, the free and open-source web application designed to empower citizens and foster civic engagement.
Samaaja (Society) is a revolutionary platform for rapidly building and deploying location-based citizen engagement services. It comes equipped with features like geo-maps, user profiles, report management, APIs, and more, making it the "WordPress of civic engagement." Samaaja's mission is to increase citizen participation at the hyperlocal level, focusing on critical issues like water, sanitation, air quality, and local governance.
Hyperlocal Focus: Addresses the unique needs and challenges of your specific community.
Data-Driven: Empowers communities with hyperlocal data for informed decision-making.
Community-Led: Fosters collaboration and accountability between citizens and elected officials.
Open Source: Accessible, adaptable, and free for everyone to use and improve.
Citizens interested in making a difference in their neighborhoods
Community groups and civil society organizations
Elected officials and government representatives
Tech enthusiasts passionate about civic technology
Anyone curious about the power of open-source software
Gauthamraj Elango: Head of Technology, Reap Benefit Foundation
Anupam Kumar: Sr. Software Engineer, Flowwolf Inc.
Gain a deep understanding of Samaaja's capabilities and potential impact.
Learn how to utilize Samaaja to build your own location-based services.
Hear inspiring stories from community leaders using Samaaja for change.
Connect with a network of like-minded individuals passionate about civic engagement.
Discover the broader world of free and open-source software for social good.
Don't miss this opportunity to join the growing movement to empower citizens and build more resilient communities.
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