What is the name of your solution?
Audiopedia for Civic Action
Provide a one-line summary of your solution.
Empowering indigenous and marginalized communities through accessible audio-based civic education and capacity building tools.
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What specific problem are you solving?
The problem we're addressing is the lack of accessible civic education for marginalized, often illiterate populations, particularly indigenous communities. Globally, over 773 million adults are illiterate, with a majority being women. Illiteracy hampers civic engagement, political participation, and access to crucial information, rendering these communities vulnerable to oppression and exploitation.
Indigenous populations, representing 6.2% of the global population, are disproportionately affected by illiteracy, inadequate access to education, and exclusion from decision-making processes. As a result, their voices often go unheard in matters concerning their land, resources, and rights.
Factors contributing to this problem include geographical isolation, language barriers, lack of culturally-relevant educational materials, and limited resources for formal schooling. This exacerbates the disparities in civic participation and awareness, further marginalizing these communities.
Audiopedia's solution addresses the challenge of accessible civic education for marginalized populations, empowering them with knowledge and tools to engage in civic action, advocate for their rights, and participate effectively in community, state, national, and global governance. By bridging the gap in information access, we aim to foster a more inclusive and just society, where no community is left behind.
What is your solution?
Our solution is Audiopedia, an audio-based platform designed to deliver civic education to marginalized, often illiterate populations, such as indigenous communities. By leveraging the ubiquity of mobile phones, solar-powered audio players, and the power of audio content, Audiopedia provides a comprehensive, easily accessible, and culturally appropriate educational resource for these communities.
Audiopedia offers a growing library of audio lessons covering essential civic topics, which will be expanded to include civic rights, political participation, community organization, social justice, and environmental stewardship. These lessons are created in collaboration with subject matter experts, ensuring accurate and reliable content. Furthermore, the platform supports localization, allowing for translations and adaptations to cater to the linguistic and cultural needs of the target communities.
Users can access Audiopedia through the mobile app on basic feature phones or smartphones or by using solar-powered audio players specifically designed for remote locations with limited or no internet connectivity. The platform's intuitive interface allows users to easily navigate through the lessons, making it accessible to people with various levels of digital literacy.
A key component of our solution is the Audiopedia Academy, a capacity-building tool that enables community-based organizations to effectively utilize the platform and engage their communities in civic education and action. This fosters a sense of belonging and empowerment, driving collective action and amplifying the impact of civic education.
Audiopedia also facilitates community-building and peer-to-peer learning. The platform encourages users to share their experiences, discuss the lessons, and collaborate on local initiatives. This fosters a sense of belonging and empowerment, driving collective action and amplifying the impact of civic education.
The technology behind Audiopedia is designed to be scalable, cost-effective, and adaptable to various contexts. By harnessing the power of open-source software and cloud-based infrastructure, Audiopedia ensures a sustainable and flexible solution that can grow and evolve with the needs of its users.
In summary, Audiopedia is a comprehensive, audio-based civic education platform that empowers marginalized communities to engage in civic action, advocate for their rights, and participate effectively in governance. By providing accessible and culturally-relevant content and building capacity among community-based organizations through Audiopedia Academy, Audiopedia fosters a more inclusive and just society, where no community is left behind.
Who does your solution serve, and in what ways will the solution impact their lives?
Our solution serves marginalized populations, particularly those who are illiterate or semi-literate, have limited access to education, and are often excluded from civic participation. These communities include indigenous peoples, rural populations, and other vulnerable groups that face systemic barriers to accessing information and opportunities. The lack of access to civic education and resources exacerbates their social, political, and economic marginalization.
These communities are underserved for various reasons: geographical isolation, linguistic diversity, low levels of literacy, limited resources, and cultural barriers. Traditional educational approaches and technology-based solutions often fail to address these challenges, leaving them further behind.
Audiopedia's audio-based civic education platform directly and meaningfully improves the lives of these target populations by addressing the barriers they face. It empowers them with knowledge, skills, and resources to engage in civic action, advocate for their rights, and contribute to their communities' development. By providing accessible, relevant, and culturally-sensitive content, Audiopedia ensures that even the most remote and vulnerable populations can access vital information and participate in decision-making processes that affect their lives.
Audiopedia's impact on the lives of the target population can be seen in various ways:
Access to civic education: Audiopedia makes civic education accessible to those who have been excluded due to illiteracy, language barriers, or geographical isolation. By providing audio lessons in multiple languages, Audiopedia ensures that everyone can learn and understand their civic rights and responsibilities.
Empowerment and self-advocacy: Equipped with knowledge and skills, these communities can advocate for their rights, engage in political processes, and make informed decisions about their lives and communities. This increases their sense of agency and control over their futures.
Community mobilization and collective action: Audiopedia fosters a sense of community and belonging, encouraging users to collaborate on local initiatives and take collective action on issues that matter to them. This strengthens social cohesion and enables communities to address their shared challenges more effectively.
Capacity building for community-based organizations: Through Audiopedia Academy, we enable local organizations to leverage Audiopedia's platform and resources to better serve their communities, enhancing their ability to drive social change and impact.
Bridging the digital divide: By making the platform accessible through basic feature phones, smartphones, and solar-powered audio players, Audiopedia addresses the digital divide and ensures that even those with limited access to technology can benefit from civic education.
In conclusion, Audiopedia's solution directly serves marginalized populations by providing them with the tools and resources necessary to engage in civic action and improve their lives. By breaking down barriers to access and addressing the unique needs of these communities, Audiopedia fosters a more inclusive and just society, where every individual has the opportunity to thrive.
How are you and your team well-positioned to deliver this solution?
The Audiopedia Foundation team is well-positioned to deliver this solution, as we have extensive experience working with indigenous and marginalized communities across Africa, Asia, and Latin America. Our team's diverse backgrounds and experiences provide us with valuable insights into the unique needs and challenges faced by the communities we serve. Furthermore, our longstanding relationships with local community-based organizations enable us to deeply understand and address these needs effectively.
As a team, we prioritize the principle of co-creation and collaboration, ensuring that our solutions are developed in partnership with the communities we aim to serve. By working closely with local organizations, we can better understand the needs, priorities, and aspirations of the communities, while also leveraging their knowledge and expertise to design and deliver contextually relevant, culturally sensitive, and sustainable solutions.
Our local partners have firsthand experience living and working in the regions we serve, enabling us to better relate to the challenges faced by marginalized populations. This close proximity to the communities ensures that our solutions are grounded in their realities, and our team members can act as bridges between the communities and the wider ecosystem of partners, supporters, and stakeholders.
Throughout the design and implementation process, we engage communities in various ways to ensure that their voices are heard and their ideas are incorporated into our solution. Some of these methods include:
Community consultations: We conduct regular consultations with community members and local organizations to understand their needs, gather feedback, and ensure that our solution remains relevant and effective.
Collaborative content development: We work with local experts and organizations to develop content that is contextually appropriate, culturally sensitive, and reflects the realities of the communities we serve.
Capacity building for local organizations: Through Audiopedia Academy, we empower local organizations to leverage our platform and resources to better serve their communities, thus fostering a sense of ownership and ensuring the sustainability of our solution.
Monitoring and evaluation: We continuously monitor and evaluate the impact of our solution on the ground, gathering data and insights from community members and local partners to inform improvements and adaptations.
By centering the voices, needs, and aspirations of the communities we serve, our team is uniquely positioned to design and deliver a solution that drives meaningful impact in the lives of marginalized populations. Our commitment to collaboration, co-creation, and continuous learning ensures that Audiopedia's platform remains relevant, accessible, and empowering for those who need it most.
Which dimension of the Challenge does your solution most closely address?
Provide access to improved civic action learning in a wide range of contexts: with educator support for classroom-based approaches, and community-building opportunities for out of school, community-based approaches.
In what city, town, or region is your solution team headquartered?
Germany
In what country is your solution team headquartered?
What is your solution’s stage of development?
Scale: A sustainable enterprise working in several communities or countries that is focused on increased efficiency
How many people does your solution currently serve?
10 million
Why are you applying to Solve?
By applying to Solve, Audiopedia Foundation seeks to overcome several barriers that are hindering our ability to scale our solution into the civic action realm. We believe that Solve can provide the support, resources, and connections needed to address these challenges and help us create a more significant impact on the lives of marginalized populations. Specifically, we hope Solve can help us address the following barriers:
Financial resources: While Audiopedia Foundation has made significant strides in serving marginalized communities, scaling our solution to address civic action requires additional funding. Through Solve, we hope to access financial resources and connect with potential funders who share our mission and can support our expansion into this new area.
Partnerships: Expanding into the civic action domain requires building new relationships with organizations and experts who have experience in this field. Solve can help us connect with potential partners, including NGOs, academic institutions, and other stakeholders who can offer invaluable insights, resources, and support as we navigate this new area of work.
Visibility: Increasing awareness of our solution and the potential it has to empower marginalized populations through civic action is crucial for our expansion efforts. Solve can provide a platform for Audiopedia Foundation to gain visibility among a diverse and influential audience, leading to greater recognition and credibility in the civic action space.
Technical assistance: As we expand into civic action, we may encounter new technical challenges that require additional expertise. Solve can connect us with technical experts and advisors who can support us in overcoming these challenges and ensuring that our solution remains effective, accessible, and impactful for our target communities.
Market access: Scaling our solution to serve more communities may require entering new markets or navigating complex regulatory environments. Solve can help us identify potential barriers and connect us with experts or partners who can support our market entry and growth efforts.
By joining the Solve community, we believe that Audiopedia Foundation will gain access to the resources, partnerships, and support needed to overcome these barriers and successfully scale our solution into the civic action space. In turn, this will enable us to empower more marginalized communities with the knowledge and tools they need to take action on the issues that matter most to them.
In which of the following areas do you most need partners or support?
Who is the Team Lead for your solution?
Marcel Heyne
What makes your solution innovative?
Audiopedia's solution is innovative in several key ways:
Leveraging audio-based learning: Our solution addresses the barriers of illiteracy and language diversity by providing critical knowledge through audio content. This approach ensures that marginalized populations, including those with limited literacy skills, can easily access and understand the information they need to engage in civic actions. Audiopedia's audio format is especially beneficial in remote, low-resource settings where traditional written materials or internet access may be scarce.
Open-source platform and collaboration: Audiopedia is built on MediaWiki, an open-source platform, allowing for easy collaboration and adaptation of the content. We have also partnered with Wikimedia Germany in an accelerator program, which has helped further refine and develop our solution. Our commitment to open-source principles encourages collaboration and knowledge sharing, driving innovation in the civic education space.
Selected by UNDP for the Digital X catalogue: Audiopedia's recognition by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) as part of their Digital X catalogue highlights our solution's potential to create lasting impact. This selection demonstrates the international community's trust in our approach and our ability to address the civic action learning needs of marginalized populations.
Adapting content to local contexts: Audiopedia is committed to creating culturally appropriate, context-specific content by working closely with local community-based organizations and experts. This ensures that the information provided is relevant and relatable, which in turn fosters greater engagement and understanding among the target population.
Solar-powered audio players: In regions where electricity and internet access are unreliable or unavailable, our solar-powered audio players offer a sustainable, off-grid solution for accessing Audiopedia's content. These devices ensure that even the most remote communities can benefit from our platform and engage in civic actions.
Capacity-building through Audiopedia Academy: Our solution goes beyond providing information by also empowering local community-based organizations with the skills and resources they need to facilitate civic action. Audiopedia Academy offers capacity-building support, enabling these organizations to effectively engage their communities and create lasting change.
Scalability and adaptability: Audiopedia's platform is designed to be easily scaled and adapted to address various topics, languages, and contexts. By expanding our solution into the civic action space, we can create a versatile, comprehensive tool that empowers marginalized populations to take charge of their lives and communities.
By introducing an innovative, audio-based, open-source solution to civic action learning, Audiopedia has the potential to catalyze broader positive impacts in this space. Our approach can serve as a model for other organizations, demonstrating the effectiveness of audio learning in overcoming literacy and language barriers, and inspiring new ideas and partnerships.
What are your impact goals for the next year and the next five years, and how will you achieve them?
Over the next year and the following five years, Audiopedia Foundation aims to create a lasting, transformational impact on the lives of indigenous communities worldwide by empowering them with the knowledge and resources necessary to support their civic actions. Our impact goals are as follows:
Short-term (1 year): Collaborate with local community-based organizations, particularly indigenous community radios, to expand the reach of Audiopedia's content and ensure that our platform is accessible to a large number of indigenous communities. Through this collaboration, we aim to reach thousands of individuals, providing them with the information they need to participate in civic actions and make informed decisions for their communities.
Medium-term (2-3 years): Strengthen the capacity of local community-based organizations and indigenous community radios by offering training and support through the Audiopedia Academy. By building their capacity, these organizations will be better equipped to facilitate civic action and promote social change within their communities. In addition, we aim to develop and disseminate content specifically tailored to the needs and interests of indigenous communities, addressing topics such as civic rights, political participation, community organization, social justice, and environmental stewardship.
Long-term (4-5 years): Establish the Audiopedia Indigenous Community Fund, a dedicated funding mechanism designed to support the ongoing civic actions of indigenous communities. This fund will provide financial resources to local community-based organizations, enabling them to implement projects and initiatives that address their unique challenges and promote lasting change. Furthermore, we aim to continuously expand our reach and impact by partnering with more community-based organizations, governments, and international agencies, ultimately serving a significant portion of the global indigenous population.
To achieve these ambitious goals, we will:
- Develop strategic partnerships with local community-based organizations and indigenous community radios to expand our reach and tailor our content to the needs of indigenous communities.
- Leverage our open-source platform and collaborative approach to continuously refine and expand Audiopedia's content, ensuring its relevance and effectiveness in addressing the civic action needs of our target population.
- Strengthen our capacity-building efforts through Audiopedia Academy, offering training and support to local organizations and enabling them to effectively facilitate civic action within their communities.
- Advocate for the importance of audio-based learning and civic action, raising awareness and garnering support for our work among governments, international agencies, and potential partners.
- Mobilize resources and establish the Audiopedia Indigenous Community Fund, providing financial support to community-based organizations working to promote civic action and social change within indigenous communities.
By pursuing these strategies, Audiopedia Foundation aims to create lasting, transformational change in the lives of indigenous communities worldwide, empowering them to take control of their futures and actively participate in the civic actions that shape their lives and communities.
Which of the UN Sustainable Development Goals does your solution address?
How are you measuring your progress toward your impact goals?
Audiopedia Foundation measures its progress toward impact goals through a combination of quantitative and qualitative indicators. Some specific indicators used to evaluate progress and impact include:
Platform engagement: Monitoring the number of users, user sessions, and content consumption on the Audiopedia website and other digital platforms. This provides insights into the reach and usage of Audiopedia's resources.
Partnerships and collaborations: Tracking the number of partnerships with local community-based organizations, governments, and international agencies. These partnerships are crucial for the effective implementation and dissemination of Audiopedia's content and programs.
Capacity building: Assessing the number of individuals and organizations trained through the Audiopedia Academy, which helps build the capacity of community-based organizations to effectively use and promote Audiopedia's resources.
Knowledge, Attitude, and Practices (KAP) surveys: Conducting KAP surveys to evaluate changes in knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors among individuals and communities resulting from the use of Audiopedia's resources. These surveys help measure the impact of Audiopedia's solution on the target population's understanding and application of the provided information.
Success stories and testimonials: Collecting qualitative data, such as success stories and testimonials from individuals and communities who have benefited from Audiopedia's resources. These narratives help illustrate the real-world impact of the solution on people's lives.
By monitoring these indicators, Audiopedia Foundation can assess the effectiveness of its solution, adapt its strategies, and continuously improve its impact on the lives of marginalized populations.
What is your theory of change?
Audiopedia Foundation's theory of change is based on the premise that providing accessible, relevant, and high-quality audio-based information to marginalized populations, particularly those with limited literacy skills or lacking access to traditional education, will lead to increased knowledge and empowerment, enabling them to engage in civic actions more effectively.
The logic behind our theory of change is as follows:
Inputs: Develop and curate a comprehensive library of audio content on civic action topics, tailored to the needs of marginalized populations, and make this content accessible through a user-friendly platform and solar-powered audio players. Collaborate with local community-based organizations and build their capacity through Audiopedia Academy.
Activities: Implement Audiopedia's solution in partnership with local community-based organizations and indigenous community radios, who can help distribute the content and support its adoption within their communities. Use capacity-building programs to train community-based organizations to effectively utilize and promote Audiopedia's resources.
Outputs: Increased availability and accessibility of culturally appropriate, high-quality audio content on civic action topics, and strengthened capacity of local community-based organizations to use and disseminate this information.
Immediate outcomes: Improved knowledge and understanding of civic action topics among marginalized populations, enhanced skills in accessing and using information, and increased confidence and self-efficacy to engage in civic actions.
Longer-term outcomes: Empowered individuals and communities taking informed and effective civic actions, contributing to more equitable and inclusive societies.
Evidence supporting the links between these elements includes:
- Research highlighting the effectiveness of audio-based learning in reaching marginalized populations, particularly those with low literacy levels.
- Studies demonstrating the positive impact of community-based and participatory approaches in promoting social change and civic action.
- Success stories and testimonials from individuals and communities who have benefited from Audiopedia's resources, showcasing real-world impact on people's lives.
By following this theory of change, Audiopedia Foundation aims to foster an environment where marginalized populations can access the information and resources they need to actively engage in civic actions, ultimately contributing to more just and equitable societies.
Describe the core technology that powers your solution.
Audiopedia's core technology is built on MediaWiki, the open-source software that has powered Wikipedia for over 20 years. MediaWiki offers a stable, scalable, and collaborative platform that enables the creation, organization, and management of our audio content. By leveraging MediaWiki's proven infrastructure, Audiopedia can efficiently deliver relevant and high-quality audio-based information to marginalized populations around the world.
The decision to use MediaWiki as the foundation of our platform is driven by several benefits:
Open-source: As an open-source solution, MediaWiki allows for cost-effective development and adaptation of our platform, ensuring that resources are directed towards content creation and community outreach, rather than expensive proprietary software.
Collaborative: MediaWiki's collaborative nature enables a community-driven approach to content development, allowing experts and contributors from around the world to create and improve audio content on civic action topics, ensuring cultural relevance and inclusivity.
Scalability and reliability: MediaWiki has proven its ability to handle large amounts of data and traffic, as evidenced by its successful deployment on Wikipedia. This scalability and reliability are essential for Audiopedia to reach and serve marginalized populations globally.
Adaptability: MediaWiki offers a flexible platform that can be customized to meet the unique needs of Audiopedia's target audience. This adaptability allows us to create accessible web apps with simple UIs tailored for illiterate users and to integrate the platform with solar-powered audio players for remote settings without access to mobile phones or infrastructure.
In summary, Audiopedia's core technology leverages the power of MediaWiki, an open-source, collaborative, scalable, and adaptable solution that has been successfully deployed in one of the world's largest knowledge-sharing platforms, Wikipedia. By building on this proven technology, Audiopedia is well-positioned to provide accessible, relevant, and high-quality audio content to empower marginalized populations and promote civic action.
Which of the following categories best describes your solution?
A new application of an existing technology
Please select the technologies currently used in your solution:
If your solution has a website or an app, provide the links here:
www.audiopedia.org
In which countries do you currently operate?
In which countries will you be operating within the next year?
What type of organization is your solution team?
Nonprofit
How many people work on your solution team?
Full-time: 2, part-time: +10, volunteers: +10.000
How long have you been working on your solution?
Since 2015
What is your approach to incorporating diversity, equity, and inclusivity into your work?
At Audiopedia, we are deeply committed to incorporating diversity, equity, and inclusivity into our work. Our core team, while small, is composed of individuals with diverse backgrounds, perspectives, and experiences. We understand the importance of reflecting the diverse communities we serve, and we strive to build a team that represents a wide range of cultures, languages, and life experiences.
In our efforts to reach marginalized populations, we collaborate with local staff and partners in the countries where we work. This approach ensures that our content and initiatives are culturally relevant, contextually appropriate, and effectively address the unique challenges faced by the communities we serve. By partnering with local organizations and community-based groups, we are able to empower individuals from within these communities and promote inclusive and sustainable development.
At Audiopedia, we recognize the importance of language and its role in fostering diversity, equity, and inclusivity. Our focus on audio content allows us to work with indigenous, often oral-only languages, which are frequently overlooked or marginalized in traditional text-based educational resources. By making content available in these languages, we are able to bridge the linguistic divide and ensure that indigenous communities have access to relevant and empowering information in their native tongue.
This approach not only supports the preservation of indigenous languages and knowledge but also promotes a more inclusive learning environment for individuals from diverse linguistic backgrounds. By offering content in indigenous languages, we empower communities to engage with and benefit from the information in a way that is both culturally and linguistically relevant.
In addition to providing content in indigenous languages, we actively involve community members in the content creation process. This collaborative approach ensures that the information we provide is culturally sensitive, contextually appropriate, and effectively addresses the unique challenges faced by the communities we serve.
By prioritizing linguistic diversity and inclusion, Audiopedia is better positioned to drive meaningful social change and promote civic action among indigenous populations worldwide. Our commitment to celebrating and preserving indigenous languages and knowledge is an essential part of our mission to empower marginalized communities through accessible and high-quality audio content.
What is your business model?
Audiopedia's business model focuses on providing accessible and high-quality audio content to marginalized populations, primarily in the areas of education, health, and civic engagement. Our key beneficiaries include indigenous and marginalized communities, local community-based organizations, and other NGOs working on the ground in these communities. Our primary revenue streams come from grants, donations, strategic partnerships with like-minded organizations, and fee-based services provided to larger NGOs and government organizations.
Our core offering is the Audiopedia platform, which delivers curated audio content in various languages, including indigenous and oral-only languages. We also provide solar-powered audio players for settings where internet access or mobile phones are unavailable, ensuring that our content is accessible even in the most remote locations.
To complement the Audiopedia platform, we offer capacity-building programs such as the Audiopedia Academy. This initiative provides training and support to local community-based organizations, equipping them with the knowledge and tools they need to effectively use and share Audiopedia content with their communities.
In addition to our work with community-based organizations, we offer tailored services to larger NGOs and government organizations. These services include capacity building, consulting, and customization of Audiopedia to meet their specific needs. By charging for these services, we can generate revenue while continuing to provide free services to smaller community-based organizations.
By partnering with local organizations and community leaders, we are able to tailor our content to the unique needs of the communities we serve. This grassroots approach enables us to address pressing issues in a culturally sensitive and contextually appropriate manner, thereby increasing the relevance and impact of our content.
Our business model is centered around making a positive social impact and empowering marginalized communities. We continuously strive to expand our reach, refine our content, and forge new partnerships to ensure that we are providing maximum value to the populations we serve. The financial sustainability of our model is achieved through a combination of grants, donations, strategic partnerships, and fee-based services, which allows us to maintain and grow our operations while remaining committed to our mission of social change.
Do you primarily provide products or services directly to individuals, to other organizations, or to the government?
Organizations (B2B)What is your plan for becoming financially sustainable?
Our plan for becoming financially sustainable involves adopting a service subsidization model, which entails leveraging the revenue generated from fee-based services provided to larger organizations to subsidize our free services for community-based organizations and marginalized communities. We aim to strike a balance between generating revenue and fulfilling our social impact mission.
Our primary revenue streams include:
Fee-based services for larger NGOs and government organizations: We provide capacity building, consulting, and customization of Audiopedia to meet the specific needs of larger organizations. Charging for these services enables us to generate revenue that supports our core mission.
Grants and donations: We actively pursue funding opportunities from various sources, including philanthropic organizations, foundations, and individual donors. These grants and donations support our ongoing work and help us scale our impact.
Strategic partnerships: We collaborate with like-minded organizations that share our commitment to empowering marginalized communities. These partnerships often involve resource-sharing, joint programming, or co-development initiatives, which contribute to our financial sustainability.
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) activities: We engage with corporations that support us through funding, in-kind contributions, and employee volunteering activities. These CSR collaborations allow us to tap into additional resources, expertise, and networks, further strengthening our financial sustainability.
Audiopedia Indigenous Community Fund: In the long term, we plan to establish a dedicated fund to support our work with indigenous communities. This fund will provide resources for capacity building, content development, and technology deployment, ensuring that we can continue to serve these communities effectively.
To become financially sustainable, we will continuously seek out new opportunities to expand our revenue streams and diversify our funding sources. We will also regularly monitor and evaluate the effectiveness of our programs, ensuring that we allocate resources efficiently and deliver maximum value to the communities we serve.
By adopting a service subsidization model and pursuing a diverse mix of revenue streams, we believe that Audiopedia can achieve long-term financial sustainability while remaining true to our social impact mission. This approach will enable us to continue empowering marginalized communities through accessible, high-quality audio content and capacity-building programs, driving lasting change and improving lives.
Solution Team
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Marcel Heyne Co-Founder and Director, Audiopedia Foundation
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