Open-source software is a powerful tool for innovation and collaboration, particularly in low- and middle-income countries. Unlike proprietary software, which often relies on strong patents and copyrights, open-source solutions are readily available to anyone who wants to study, change, modify or distribute them. That said, it’s important to remember
Following our partnership announcement with Swahili Pot to host a hackathon at this year’s Pwani Innovation Week, the event took place from October 14th to 18th, 2024, at Swahili Pot Hub in Mombasa, Kenya. As anticipated, it was a roaring success! The collaboration brought together an inspiring mix of
Compass is a generative AI agent designed to engage users in exploratory conversations to gather information and identify their unique skills, focusing on abilities over credentials, including informal and unpaid work.
Tabiya is excited to partner with Swahilipot to host a hackathon during this year’s Pwani Innovation Week, taking place from October 14th to 18th, 2024, at Swahilipot Hub in Mombasa, Kenya. This collaboration will bring together developers, innovators, and change makers to explore innovative solutions aimed at addressing critical
Last week, the Tabiya team had the incredible opportunity to showcase our AI-powered skills discovery tool, Compass, at the inaugural Google.org Impact Summit in Mountain View, California. We were honored to be among the 21 global nonprofits selected to participate in the first Google.org Accelerator: Generative AI. Compass:
Globally, women spend 2.8 more hours per day on unpaid care and domestic work than men, accumulating to 6 to 7 additional years over their working lives. These activities include childcare, eldercare, cooking, cleaning, household budget management, and resource planning. This disparity not only drives the gender gap in