Cotonou

Cotonou

EtriLabs Cotonou
Location Details
Projects
  • The Space Apps Challenge Cotonou will take place for the second year in the row at EtriLabs.
    EtriLabs is a project of Educational Technology and Research International (e-TRI), a 501(c)(3) non-for-profit organization dedicated to the use of Information and Communication Technologies for Development (ICT4D). 
    EtriLabs helps African developers, social entrepreneurs, non-governmental organizations, businesses and governments create and/or use innovative technology solutions. Our services include Co-working, Start-up Incubation, Training, Social Media, Applications Development and Instructional technologies.
    We are located in the heart of Cotonou.

    Projects Nominated for Global Judging

    Best Use of Data

    Alert Inundation !

    Best Use of Hardware

    Miyon

    Resources

    Location

    EtriLabs CotonouMap it
    3e Etage BOA Zongo
    01 BP 6498
     Cotonou, Littoral
    Benin

    Time

    Start


    End

    Leads

    Senam
    Senam Beheton
    Email Senam
    Franco
    Franco
    Email Franco

  • The following projects were worked on at Cotonou:

    • Alert Inundation !

      Project Members from this location
      • ADOMOU Bilquis
      • Juliana Marcos
      • Romaric Yessinou
      • Kevin AFOUDA
      • boris koumondji
      • Steaven CHEDE

      This project aims to prevent, in the first, people on inundation risk zone and a second time serves educational platform for why some area geologically are often inundated.

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    • Miyon

      Project Members from this location
      • Yazid AKANHO
      • Fabrice TOHIONON
      • ANDRIANAJAINA Todizara
      • Yazid AKANHO
      • Mathias HOUNGBO

      • Through a web platform accessible via internet, anyone can check in real time if there is electricity or not in its area or more specifically in his house. Through probes installed in these areas (at people houses) and connected to the power mains , we can know if there is electricity or... Visit Project

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