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Kisumu is the fastest growing city in east Africa with an annual GDP growth of 9% in 2017. This growth puts a high demand on…

The construction sector is among the least digitized sector and has been slow to adopt technological solutions even though the long-term benefits are significant.

Instead of telling consumers about their finance we show them. The genuine, simple purpose is to allow consumers to both see their money trail and…

Kisumu, the third largest city in Kenya, is plagued with both sanitation and waste safety. There is over 67% waste disposal of fecal matter combined…

80% of construction projects are over budget, do not respect the initial deadlines, and suffer from quality issues. Decades of IT innovation have not solve…

Kisumu, Kenya’s third largest city with more than half of the population living in informal settlements deals with unemployment, high poverty rate and unsafe waste…

We conceptualized an interactive application that shows the users their resource consumption compared to their neighbors’ and advises easy changes to reduce waste.

Faeces sludge is not being managed properly due to high gate fees for the wastewater treatment plant and due to their low operating capacity.

MTTR is a holistic solution that reduces material waste and time delays on construction sites by tracking key materials during the construction process.

The proposed Piga Pick-Up (Swahili for Poop) mobile application is a unique solution to a problem that has been plaguing the city of Kisumu, Kenya…

A growing number of Danes want to support sustainable practices. At Diatom we want to leverage the large cash reserves sitting idle in the Danish…

BlueLoo is a product service system promoting sanitation and micro-entrepreneurship in the Kenyan region Kisumu by adding value to sludge.

No one should have to pay to pee – it’s that simple. Toilets cost money, however, and so in order to finance toilets for all,…

Via insight in user-needs, found through surveying people in Lyngby, we identified a concern amongst youngsters about clarity in private economy.