Digital territory

What the territory lives

Civil registration, assets, markets and projects live in separate registers, often on paper. The mayor and the council decide without an overall view. Not all taxpayers are on the roll.

What doing nothing costs

• Revenue is missed for lack of a reliable register of taxpayers and assets.
• Investors and funders find no data on which to appraise a file.
• A system funded by a project stops when the project stops.

Our response

We deploy, brick by brick and according to the authority’s maturity and means, the modules of ODT Territoire 360: geographic information system, communal information system, observatory, dashboards, an investor opportunities platform, geolocated project tracking, online training, a local marketplace. The principles: frugality (SMS, USSD, low connectivity), data sovereignty, open standards, subscription rather than heavy licence.

What you get

• A digital master plan for the commune
• A communal geographic information system
• ODT Territoire 360 modules commissioned in stages
• Trained staff, and citizen services put online

A platform lives only if someone keeps it up to date. The designated department and the maintenance budget are set before commissioning.

• A designated communal department, with trained staff
• Contracted maintenance and hosting, with hosting compliant with Cameroonian regulations
• A maintenance budget line fed by new revenue