Ebola Project Highlighted in Politico, Seattle Times
Thanks to support from the Tableau Foundation, Dimagi will be working alongside Columbia University’s Earth Institute, Partners in Health, Ericsson, and other organizations to deploy a mobile data collection application to help organizations in Guinea better combat Ebola.
This work was recently highlighted in the Seattle Times and also in an article entitled “Are Smartphones the right move for West Africa?” in Politico. For questions about Dimagi’s work in combatting Ebola in West Africa, please email Emma Little at [email protected]
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