Adi Eyal Presents on how data can be used for transparency and accountability

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Code4SA's Adi Eyal presents a wide range of tools, platforms and infographics which utilise data such as election and census data to improve government transparency and engage citizens.

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Promoting Informed Decision-making
Promoting Informed
Decision-making
adi@code4sa.org
@soapsudtycoon
Adi Eyal

Promoting Informed Decision-making
According to the 2011 Census, 100,000
households owned a satellite dish...
… but no refrigerator

Promoting Informed Decision-making
20 households living in a tent or a caravan
earn over R2.5m annually

Promoting Informed Decision-making
23,000 15-19 year-olds have degrees
933 of them have a masters or PhD

Promoting Informed Decision-making
47,000
10-14 year-olds are married
789
Are divorced

Promoting Informed Decision-making
Data can help us find stories to tell …
… but sometimes it is hard to find them

Promoting Informed Decision-makingwww.citypress.co.za/politics/parties-generational-mix-walks-talk/

Image © http://www.flickr.com/photos/dfid/
Despite what many people think –
data already exists

… and it can have a massive effect on
Informed decision-making

Promoting Informed Decision-making
Tell me something that I care about

Promoting Informed Decision-making
I want cheaper medicines....
http://mpr.code4sa.org

Promoting Informed Decision-makinghttp://mg.co.za/page/know-your-hood
… and to learn more about my neighbours

Local Context:
People relate to what they can see.
Local information has more impact
than national statistics.
http://dotspotting.org/u/980/sheets/2279
Show me the crimes that took place
last week, not last year

Promoting Informed Decision-making http://idp.code4sa.org
Help me find my councillor
and what they're doing with my money

Promoting Informed Decision-making
Tracking Bills in parliament
http://bills.pmg.org.za

Promoting Informed Decision-making
Wards to watch on May 7

Promoting Informed Decision-making http://mma-dashboard.code4sa.org
Media Monitoring Africa
Elections Dashboard

Promoting Informed Decision-making
If you build it …
… you'll probably need an API
Elections Results – http://iec.code4sa.org
Maps – http://maps.code4sa.org
Ward lookup – http://wards.code4sa.org
Bills - http://billsapi.pmg.org.za
Medicines – Speak to us
Census – In the oven

Media Fellowship Programme:
We support media to explore how data journalism can improve
newsrooms’ ability to report and communicate.

Code4Democracy
Want to learn more?
http://www.code4sa.org/#community

Promoting Informed Decision-making
Contact Us
adi@code4sa.org
@soapsudtycoon
Adi Eyal

Mobile now represents an impressive amount of online traffic. In 2015, it surpassed desktop for Google searches worldwide. In 2016, this mobile trend will only dominate more of the online activity of consumers. Businesses need to know how to capture and leverage these consumers and turn them into clients. In this presentation she will discuss: – Mobile in a modern world – Behavioral differences between desktop and mobile device users – Marketing trends to take advantage of – Tips to win in at local in a mobile world Attend this session and you’ll walk away with strategies for delivering an exceptional local mobile experience for your customers and their customers.

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Adi Eyal Presents on how data can be used for transparency and accountability

1. Promoting Informed Decision-making Promoting Informed Decision-making adi@code4sa.org @soapsudtycoon Adi Eyal

2. Promoting Informed Decision-making According to the 2011 Census, 100,000 households owned a satellite dish... … but no refrigerator

3. Promoting Informed Decision-making 20 households living in a tent or a caravan earn over R2.5m annually

4. Promoting Informed Decision-making 23,000 15-19 year-olds have degrees 933 of them have a masters or PhD

5. Promoting Informed Decision-making 47,000 10-14 year-olds are married 789 Are divorced

6. Promoting Informed Decision-making Data can help us find stories to tell … … but sometimes it is hard to find them

7. Promoting Informed Decision-making

8. Promoting Informed Decision-makingwww.citypress.co.za/politics/parties-generational-mix-walks-talk/

10. … and it can have a massive effect on Informed decision-making

11. Promoting Informed Decision-making Tell me something that I care about

12. Promoting Informed Decision-making I want cheaper medicines.... http://mpr.code4sa.org

13. Promoting Informed Decision-makinghttp://mg.co.za/page/know-your-hood … and to learn more about my neighbours

14. Local Context: People relate to what they can see. Local information has more impact than national statistics. http://dotspotting.org/u/980/sheets/2279 Show me the crimes that took place last week, not last year

15. Promoting Informed Decision-making http://idp.code4sa.org Help me find my councillor and what they're doing with my money

16. Promoting Informed Decision-making Tracking Bills in parliament http://bills.pmg.org.za

17. Promoting Informed Decision-making Wards to watch on May 7

18. Promoting Informed Decision-making http://mma-dashboard.code4sa.org Media Monitoring Africa Elections Dashboard

19. Promoting Informed Decision-making

20. Promoting Informed Decision-making If you build it … … you'll probably need an API Elections Results – http://iec.code4sa.org Maps – http://maps.code4sa.org Ward lookup – http://wards.code4sa.org Bills - http://billsapi.pmg.org.za Medicines – Speak to us Census – In the oven

21. Media Fellowship Programme: We support media to explore how data journalism can improve newsrooms’ ability to report and communicate.

22. Code4Democracy Want to learn more? http://www.code4sa.org/#community

23. Promoting Informed Decision-making Contact Us adi@code4sa.org @soapsudtycoon Adi Eyal

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