Mapping the Future: Colombian OpenStreetMappers Impress ITDP Sustainable Transport Expert
ITDP and Duitama Mapping Stars reveal the connection between OpenStreetMap, high-quality transport data, and UN Sustainable Development Goals
Volunteers of the Month: Duitama Mapping Stars
Be a star. Volunteer for Trufi – like the young Colombian students making a global impact mapping public transport routes.
Volunteer of the Month: Salma Ragheb
Be like Salma: Volunteer for Trufi and lead the way towards a sustainable future. Apply your tech and language skills and connect with peers.
Volunteer of the Month: Eva Asturizaga
Be like Eva: Volunteer for Trufi. Learn how Eva Asturizaga contributes her professional and language skills to support Trufi’s mission.
Taking the “Car” out of “Carnival”: Quirqui Rutas – A New Public Transport App for Oruro, Bolivia
Discover Quirqui Rutas, a new public transport app launched in Oruro, Bolivia to help visitors and locals navigate the city’s 115 bus routes, mapped in record time. The app can provide valuable data for city planners and mobility innovators.
Volunteer of the Month: Sören Reinecke
Be Like Sören: Volunteer for Trufi. There isn’t a virtual corner in Trufi Association that doesn’t have Sören’s virtual fingerprints.
How Trufi App Users Can Submit Missing Transport Routes in Cochabamba – No OSM Required
Regular Trufi App users can easily submit missing transport routes in Cochabamba. No OSM skills needed. See the feature in action.
Volunteer of the Month: Nicole Siggins
Be Like Nicole: Volunteer for Trufi. Nicole is based in Hamburg, and contributed to Trufi’s transition into an influential NGO.
Volunteer of the Month: Pascalina Awelana Ayilu
Be Like Pascalina: Volunteer for Trufi. Pascalina is based in Ghana, and is injecting some new energy and enthusiasm to the Trotro app for Accra.
Trufi’s Virtuous Cycle: How OSM Volunteers Cultivate Better Transport Data & Service – A New Academic Paper
The positive effects of digital volunteering: mapping transport routes in OpenStreetMap, coding open-source software – a.k.a. “digital civic engagement.”