Latest Case Studies
Congreso Visible is a platform for citizens to inform themselves and communicate with their representatives in Colombia's Congress.
Ai Weiwei defied the Chinese government by investigating into the exact identities of the Sichuan Earthquake student casualties.
Formoren is a twitter-based media source that tries to bring news to its readers the moment it happens.
Recent Blog Posts
- Aug 31, 2010 Egypt: Utilizing Technology to Demand Accountability on Torture, Police Brutality
- Aug 30, 2010 Western Europe: A journey through tech for transparency projects
- Aug 25, 2010 Technology for Transparency: Five Lessons Learned
- Aug 24, 2010 Russia: LiveJournal Communities as a Transparency Tool
- Aug 20, 2010 Madagascar: The Undercover Investigations That Exposed Rosewood Trafficking from the Rain Forest
- Aug 19, 2010 Tech and Transparency in MENA: A Long Way to Go
- Aug 17, 2010 India: Monitoring traffic violations on Facebook
- Aug 16, 2010 Malawi: Missing out on online technology for transparency
- Jul 26, 2010 Cambodia: The Official Launch of the First Online Human Rights Portal
- Jul 06, 2010 Announcing Round Two of the Technology for Transparency Network
- May 27, 2010 [Report] Technology for Transparency
- May 22, 2010 Technology for Transparency Review, Part VI
Latest Snapshots
The Peruvian Observatory of Hydrocarbon Activities is a collective effort by up to
The Observatory for Mining Conflicts in Latin America built a Latin American Database on Mining Conflicts to
WikiCrimes.org is a collaborative, global, multilingual mapping of crimes around the world that takes advantage of WikiMapps
![JOSM](http://transparency.globalvoicesonline.org/sites/default/files/imagecache/toolkit-block/category_pictures/josm.jpg "JOSM is the "Java OpenStreetMap Editor", a desktop application originally developed by Immanuel Scholz and currently maintained by Dirk Stöcker. Currently it supports loading stand alone GPX tracks and GPX track data from the OSM database as well as loading and editing existing nodes, ways, metadata tags and relations from the OSM database."){kind=small}
![OpenEvSys](http://transparency.globalvoicesonline.org/sites/default/files/imagecache/toolkit-block/category_pictures/Screen_shot_2010-02-09_at_9.58.PM_.jpg "OpenEvSys is a database for the management and documentation of human rights violations. Anyone can download and use it for free. OpenEvSys stands for Open Events System. Its built on the Events methodology for recording violations, and the "who did what to whom" data model. An event can best be understood as a basket, containing information on violations, victims, perpetrators, sources and interventions. An event is similar to the notions of incident or case."){kind=small}
