Voice of Kibera Focus Group Presentation
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The document summarizes a focus group held to demonstrate and gather feedback on Voice of Kibera, a community website and SMS reporting tool for sharing information relevant to residents of Kibera, Kenya. Participants were introduced to Map Kibera, shown a demonstration of submitting reports via the Voice of Kibera website and SMS, then broke into small groups to test the site and tools. In closing, feedback was collected on the most and least useful aspects and how the tools could be improved.
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