Using Data and Technology to Drive Accountability
Civic Tech Founder and Public Finance Reform Advocate
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Access to data means nothing if no one turns it into something people can act on. Across Africa and beyond, governments and institutions publish more information than ever — but raw numbers rarely change behavior on their own.
In this NextGen Africa Future Leaders Program mentorship session, Oluseun Onigbinde — civic tech founder, public finance reform advocate, and co-founder of BudgIT — breaks down how data and technology can turn opaque institutions into accountable ones. He'll walk through what it actually takes to build tools that make public information usable, and how data-driven thinking translates into real decisions.
Expect a working conversation: ask your questions directly, and apply his approach to your own academic, professional, or leadership work.
- Learn how Oluseun Onigbinde and BudgIT use data and design to hold institutions accountable
- Get a practical look at the digital tools driving transparency and better decision-making
- Understand how data-driven thinking plays out in real institutional decisions
- Ask Oluseun your questions live — no scripted Q&A
- Walk away with an approach you can apply in your own academic, professional, or leadership work
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