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The document discusses a community mapping pilot project in Indonesia led by Emir Hartato and Vasanthi. They worked with various organizations to teach community members how to map rural and urban areas using OpenStreetMap. Over 30,000 buildings were mapped and several OSM tools and guides were translated into the local language. They plan to continue working with the community to promote OpenStreetMap in Indonesia and form an official OSM community.

Working with HOT for Community Mapping Pilot in Indonesia Emir Hartato emir.hartato@gmail.com / @emirhartato VasanthiHargyono va.santhi@yahoo.com / @justva

Reference: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:INDONESIA_geology_map.jpg

Working with AIFDR (Australia-Indonesia Facility for Disaster Reduction/Australian Government), the World Bank (GFDRR) , and BNPB (Indonesian national government organization for disaster response). We teach ACCESS community how to map with OSM > rural areas Workshops and competition in 5 universities > urban areas

What do we do? Helping the workshop and competition Translation * Walking Papers website * JOSM * Handouts for http://learnosm.org ,[object Object], * Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/groups/osm.id/) * Twitter (@OSM_ID) * Mailing list (talk-id@openstreetmap.org)

OSM Beginners Guide translation: 100% (http://learnosm.org)

Translating OSM ID portal,[object Object]

Forming OSM Community in Indonesia,[object Object]

Challenges Culture, problem with local language Internet connection Lack of imagery Computer literate

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1. Working with HOT for Community Mapping Pilot in Indonesia Emir Hartato emir.hartato@gmail.com / @emirhartato VasanthiHargyono va.santhi@yahoo.com / @justva

2. Reference: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:INDONESIA_geology_map.jpg

3. Working with AIFDR (Australia-Indonesia Facility for Disaster Reduction/Australian Government), the World Bank (GFDRR) , and BNPB (Indonesian national government organization for disaster response). We teach ACCESS community how to map with OSM > rural areas Workshops and competition in 5 universities > urban areas

4. Community Mapping Pilot

8. Walking-Papers translation: 100%

9. OSM Beginners Guide translation: 100% (http://learnosm.org)

10. JOSM translation: 60%

11.

12. Updating social media

13. Keeping up with the community

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15. Challenges Culture, problem with local language Internet connection Lack of imagery Computer literate

16. http://www.openstreetmap.or.id

17. http://learnosm.org

18. Photos