In September 2021, CartONG started an 18-month project to develop its volunteering offer thanks to a co-funding from the Fonjep, which has been mandated by the French Ministry of Europe and Foreign Affairs. Find out more in this article!
In 2020, CartONG supported Plan International Germany in the development of a mapping platform to identify basic services and causal peace factors in the Lake Chad Basin. A unique mapping project built around the empowerment of local young people.
CartONG is proud to announce the launch of the IM Resource Portal. This new portal, hosted by ALNAP, aims to provide easy access to a wide range of practical and strategic resources - in French and in English - on the topic of Information Management produced by and for aid organisations.
Early 2021, several CartONG's volunteers partnered with the French Red Cross and Refugee Info Bus to create a web map listing services provided to refugees in Calais. More information in this short article!
For the 2021 edition of the GeoNight, CartONG co-organized 20 mapathons. A particularly successful online edition with over 400 participants from 11 different countries. Find out more in this short article!
Following the release of a first in-depth study on the needs and practices of humanitarian and development CSOs in program data management, CartONG is pleased to announce the publication of an HR pack which acts as a complementary resource for the actors of the sector.
On March 19, 2021, iMMAP, Alcis, CartONG, Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team, and MapAction signed a Memorandum of Understanding forming the Geographic Information Management Initiative for COVID-19 Vaccine Delivery. Discover our joint press release here.
Since 2019, CartONG has been supporting the regional RESILAC project in structuring and strengthening its information management. The project embodies in a single large-scale initiative the multi-country, multi-sector, and multi-stakeholder approach, and this in a changing and volatile implementation context. In this news, CartONG reflects on two years of collaboration.