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Welcome to Indaba 3.0

Over the last 18 months, the small but agile Indaba team has worked tirelessly to bring some exciting enhancements to the platform, (Indaba 3.0 as I like to call it), as well as launch some cool projects.  Our hope with … Continue reading →

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Why We’re Investing in Moving Legacy Data Into Indaba

Originally posted on Global Integrity’s website here. This week is an exciting week for the Indaba fieldwork platform. After several months of design, development, and testing, we went live today with some new and powerful features, notably Control Panel (which … Continue reading →

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¿Está realizando un proyecto de recolección de datos a gran escala usando hojas de cálculo, documentos de Word y de Excel? ¿Está desesperado? ¡Aquí estamos para ayudarle!

Si contestó afirmativamente estas preguntas, usted debe considerar usar Inbada, una herramienta de recolección de información, almacenamiento de datos, administrador de comunicaciones y publicaciones que facilita la administración de proyectos y reduce los costos de la investigación. Indaba es usado … Continue reading →

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Indaba Mid-2012 Update: Hard at Work!

It’s been a while since we’ve posted an update on where we are with building out and deploying Indaba, for which we apologize. We’ve been buried deep in designing and building new features and let our regular updates get away … Continue reading →

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The Indaba 2012 Roadmap

In 2011, we validated our hypothesis about what Indaba can offer to a distributed team creating a scorecard, index, or similar data collection project. Our job for 2012 is scale. Big scale. We want more users, more speed, and more … Continue reading →

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The Indaba Fieldwork Platform in 2011: What we learned on our way to 3,000 completed assignments

During the past year, Indaba has moved from a good idea to a field-tested tool with strong user validation. Continue reading →

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Introducing the Indaba Fieldwork Platform

Indaba is a online platform for public interest data gathering by distributed teams. It’s also a community of smart people all over the world sharing best practices for public interest fieldwork. (Image: Abdurrahman shows off Indaba in Mogadishu, Somalia.) Continue reading →

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Adventures in field testing, in which we almost melt a mobile phone.

It’s your July 2010 status report: I have good news on funding, and the Indaba fieldwork platform gets it’s first real-world testing. Continue reading →

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What is Indaba?

Indaba is a tool to manage people who are collecting and publishing information.


Indaba is an online platform combining elements of project, relationship and knowledge management. Indaba automates workflows, allowing geographically distributed teams to scale up rapidly, work efficiently, and publish the results in open, sharable formats.


Indaba is a software-as-service designed by and for the NGO community. Learn more...

Project Status

Currently, we are working with a variety of partner organizations around the world. Indaba is deployed in over 80 countries, with additional projects in development. Soon we will be launching Indaba's Control Panel to give Project Managers greater flexibility to manage their Indaba projects. Development continues on Indaba Publisher, while usability refinements continue with Indaba's Fieldwork Manager interface.
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Welcome to Indaba 3.0

Over the last 18 months, the small but agile Indaba team has worked tirelessly to bring some exciting enhancements to the platform, (Indaba 3.0 as I like to call it), as well as launch some cool projects.  Our hope with … Continue reading →

Learn More
world wide web visualization 6331 by Anthony Mattox

Why We’re Investing in Moving Legacy Data Into Indaba

Originally posted on Global Integrity’s website here. This week is an exciting week for the Indaba fieldwork platform. After several months of design, development, and testing, we went live today with some new and powerful features, notably Control Panel (which … Continue reading →

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Indaba helps curb corruption in the defense sector

Originally posted on Global Integrity’s website here. Governments and citizens of 82 countries  – among them Russia, Venezuela, Australia and South Africa – can gain insights on corruption in the defense sector thanks to Transparency International’s Defense and Security Programme’s … Continue reading →

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¿Está realizando un proyecto de recolección de datos a gran escala usando hojas de cálculo, documentos de Word y de Excel? ¿Está desesperado? ¡Aquí estamos para ayudarle!

Si contestó afirmativamente estas preguntas, usted debe considerar usar Inbada, una herramienta de recolección de información, almacenamiento de datos, administrador de comunicaciones y publicaciones que facilita la administración de proyectos y reduce los costos de la investigación. Indaba es usado … Continue reading →

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