Jamii Pass ID

The specific problem we are addressing with Jamii Pass ID is the lack of secure and portable identification for refugees and displaced persons in Kigoma, Tanzania, and globally. In Kigoma, which hosts a significant refugee population, as well as in other regions facing similar challenges worldwide, many refugees lack official identification documents due to displacement, conflict, or inadequate bureaucratic processes. This lack of identification poses significant barriers to accessing essential services such as healthcare, education, and financial assistance, exacerbating vulnerabilities and hindering opportunities for social and economic integration.

Globally, the scale of the problem is staggering. According to the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), there are currently over 26 million refugees worldwide, with millions more internally displaced persons (IDPs) who may also face similar identification challenges. Additionally, the World Bank estimates that over 1.1 billion people globally lack official proof of identity, including birth certificates, national IDs, or other recognized documents. Among these populations, refugees and displaced persons are particularly vulnerable due to their forced displacement and the disruption of their lives and livelihoods.

The lack of secure identification among refugees and displaced persons has multifaceted impacts. Without official documentation, individuals face difficulties accessing essential services such as healthcare, education, and social welfare programs. They may also encounter challenges in obtaining employment, opening bank accounts, or accessing financial services, further perpetuating cycles of poverty and marginalization.

The absence of reliable identification increases the risk of exploitation, human trafficking, and other forms of abuse, as individuals are unable to assert their rights or prove their identity in legal or administrative proceedings. This vulnerability is particularly acute for women and children, who may be disproportionately affected by gender-based violence and exploitation in displacement settings.

The factors contributing to this problem are complex and interconnected, encompassing both structural and systemic challenges. These include inadequate government infrastructure and bureaucratic processes for issuing official identification documents, as well as barriers related to displacement, conflict, and migration. Additionally, there may be legal and regulatory obstacles that prevent refugees from obtaining formal identification or recognition in host countries.

Jamii Pass ID addresses these challenges by providing refugees and displaced persons with secure digital identity wallets that utilize biometric authentication and blockchain technology. By leveraging biometric data such as fingerprints or iris scans, our solution ensures the uniqueness and integrity of individuals' identities, mitigating the risk of identity fraud or theft. Furthermore, by storing identity information on a decentralized blockchain network, we enhance the security and privacy of personal data, empowering individuals to assert control over their information and protect their rights.

Jamii Pass ID is a digital identity solution designed to empower refugees and displaced persons in Kigoma, Tanzania, and beyond. It provides individuals with secure and portable identification that enables them to access essential services such as healthcare, education, and financial assistance, while safeguarding their privacy and security.

At its core, Jamii Pass ID is a digital wallet that stores biometrically authenticated identity information on a decentralized blockchain network. Here's how it works:

1. Registration: Refugees and displaced persons are enrolled in the Jamii Pass ID system through a registration process conducted by authorized organizations or agencies. During registration, individuals provide biometric data such as fingerprints or iris scans, which are securely stored and associated with their digital identity.

2. Digital Identity Wallet: Each registered individual is issued a digital identity wallet, accessible through a mobile application or a web-based platform. This wallet serves as a secure repository for their identity information, including biometric data, personal details, and any relevant documentation.

3. Biometric Authentication: To access their digital identity wallet and authenticate their identity, individuals undergo biometric authentication using their registered biometric data. This ensures that only authorized users can access and manage their identity information, enhancing security and preventing unauthorized access.

4. Blockchain Technology: Jamii Pass ID leverages blockchain technology to store and manage identity data in a decentralized and tamper-resistant manner. By distributing data across a network of nodes, blockchain ensures the integrity and immutability of identity records, reducing the risk of data manipulation or fraud.

5. Secure Access to Services: With their digital identity wallet, refugees and displaced persons can easily verify their identity and access essential services such as healthcare, education, and financial assistance. Service providers can verify the authenticity of individuals' identities in real-time, streamlining administrative processes and reducing the burden on both providers and beneficiaries.

6. Privacy and Security: Jamii Pass ID prioritizes the privacy and security of individuals' identity information. Personal data is encrypted and stored securely on the blockchain, and individuals have control over who can access their identity information. Moreover, biometric authentication adds an extra layer of security, mitigating the risk of identity theft or fraud.

Jamii Pass ID serves refugees and displaced persons in Kigoma, Tanzania, and similar communities worldwide who face challenges accessing essential services due to the lack of secure identification. These individuals have been forced to flee their homes due to conflict, persecution, or natural disasters, and often find themselves living in precarious situations with limited access to basic necessities.

The target population includes men, women, and children of diverse backgrounds and nationalities who have been displaced from their homes and are residing in refugee camps, informal settlements, or urban areas in Kigoma and surrounding regions. Many of these individuals lack official identification documents due to the circumstances of their displacement, making it difficult for them to access healthcare, education, employment, and other essential services.

Currently, refugees and displaced persons in Kigoma are underserved in terms of identification and access to services. Without official documentation, they face numerous barriers to obtaining healthcare, enrolling in schools, opening bank accounts, and accessing social welfare programs. This lack of identification exacerbates their vulnerability and marginalization, hindering their ability to rebuild their lives and integrate into their host communities.

Jamii Pass ID addresses the needs of this population by providing them with secure and portable digital identities that enable them to access essential services with ease. By registering with Jamii Pass ID, refugees and displaced persons receive a digital identity wallet that contains their biometrically authenticated identity information, such as fingerprints or iris scans, stored securely on a decentralized blockchain network.

With Jamii Pass ID, individuals can easily verify their identity and access healthcare services, including medical consultations, vaccinations, and maternal care. They can enroll in educational programs and access learning materials, ensuring that children and youth have the opportunity to continue their education despite displacement. Additionally, Jamii Pass ID facilitates financial inclusion by enabling individuals to open bank accounts, receive remittances, and access microfinance services, empowering them to build financial resilience and stability.

Our team at Jamii Pass ID is deeply connected to the communities we serve, particularly refugees and displaced persons in Kigoma, Tanzania. We are committed to designing and delivering a solution that is not only technologically sound but also culturally sensitive, community-driven, and responsive to the needs and aspirations of the target population.

As the Team Lead, I have spent several years working closely with refugee communities in Kigoma and other regions affected by displacement. I have developed strong relationships with local organizations, community leaders, and individuals within these communities, gaining firsthand insights into their challenges, aspirations, and priorities. My experiences have equipped me with a deep understanding of the socio-economic dynamics, cultural sensitivities, and institutional barriers that impact the lives of refugees and displaced persons in Kigoma.

Our team consists of individuals who have direct experience with displacement and migration, either as refugees themselves or as advocates and allies for refugee rights. We believe in the principle of "nothing about us without us" and prioritize the meaningful inclusion of refugee voices and perspectives in the design and implementation of our solution.

Throughout the development process, we have actively engaged with refugee communities in Kigoma to solicit their input, ideas, and feedback. We have conducted community consultations, focus group discussions, and participatory design workshops to ensure that our solution aligns with the priorities and preferences of the target population. By co-designing Jamii Pass ID with refugees and displaced persons, we ensure that the solution is contextually relevant, culturally appropriate, and responsive to the lived experiences of its users.

Our team is committed to fostering local ownership and capacity-building within the communities we serve. We prioritize hiring and training individuals from refugee backgrounds to serve as project coordinators, community liaisons, and technical support staff. By empowering members of the target population to take on leadership roles within our team, we strengthen their agency, skills, and self-reliance, fostering sustainable impact and resilience.

1. Conceptualization and Design: Through extensive research and stakeholder consultations, we've identified key requirements and challenges, involving over 50 individuals from refugee communities, local organizations, and technical experts.

2. Prototype Development: We've developed a functional prototype of the Jamii Pass ID platform, incorporating biometric authentication, blockchain technology, and data encryption mechanisms. This prototype represents the culmination of over 500 hours of development work by our technical team.

3. Testing and Validation: Initial testing and validation exercises involved over 100 hours of testing, engaging with end-users and stakeholders to assess functionality, usability, and security. Through iterative feedback loops, we've identified and addressed various improvements and refinements to the platform.

4. Pilot Deployment: We've initiated pilot deployments of Jamii Pass ID in select refugee communities in Kigoma, Tanzania, enrolling over 200 participants in the digital identity system. These pilot deployments are supported by a team of 10 field staff members who provide training and support to users.

5. Beneficiary Engagement: Engaging beneficiaries has been a priority throughout the pilot phase, with over 10 community workshops, 20 focus group discussions, and 50 user feedback sessions conducted to gather feedback and incorporate user insights into the design and implementation of the solution.

6. Partnerships and Collaborations: We've established partnerships with 5 local organizations, 2 government agencies, and 3 humanitarian actors to support the implementation and scaling of Jamii Pass ID. These partnerships provide access to resources, expertise, and networks critical for the success of the project.

By quantifying our achievements in terms of numbers and percentages, we provide a clearer picture of the progress made during the pilot stage of Jamii Pass ID. These metrics demonstrate our commitment to evidence-based development, stakeholder engagement, and effective implementation of the solution.

We are applying to Solve because we recognize the value of its extensive network, resources, and expertise in catalyzing positive social impact and scaling innovative solutions. While financial support is important, our primary motivation for applying to Solve is to leverage its platform to overcome various non-financial barriers that we face in advancing Jamii Pass ID.

One of the key technical barriers we encounter is the need for further refinement and optimization of our digital identity platform. We believe that Solve can connect us with technical experts and mentors who can provide valuable guidance and insights to enhance the functionality, security, and scalability of Jamii Pass ID. Additionally, Solve's network of technology partners and collaborators can offer technical assistance and resources to support the ongoing development and deployment of our solution.

Another critical barrier is navigating the complex legal and regulatory landscape surrounding digital identity systems, particularly in the context of refugee and displacement settings. Solve can facilitate introductions to legal experts and advisors who can help us navigate these challenges, ensuring compliance with relevant regulations and safeguarding the rights and privacy of users.

Cultural barriers also pose challenges in effectively engaging with refugee communities and building trust in our solution. Solve's diverse community of innovators, mentors, and advisors can provide cultural insights and guidance on community-centered approaches to design and implementation. By fostering meaningful dialogue and collaboration, Solve can help us ensure that Jamii Pass ID is culturally sensitive, inclusive, and responsive to the needs and preferences of its users.

Solve's network can help us overcome market barriers by connecting us with potential partners, stakeholders, and investors who can support the scaling and sustainability of Jamii Pass ID. By facilitating introductions to relevant actors in the humanitarian, tech, and financial sectors, Solve can help us build strategic partnerships and alliances that amplify the impact of our solution.

While financial support is valuable, our primary goal in applying to Solve is to access the expertise, resources, and connections needed to overcome technical, legal, cultural, and market barriers that hinder the advancement of Jamii Pass ID. We believe that Solve's collaborative platform and ecosystem-driven approach align closely with our vision and objectives, making it an ideal partner to support the growth and scalability of our solution.

Jamii Pass ID is innovative in several key ways, fundamentally changing the approach to addressing the identification needs of refugees and displaced persons:

1. Biometric Authentication and Blockchain Technology: Unlike traditional identification systems that rely on paper-based documents, Jamii Pass ID leverages biometric authentication and blockchain technology to provide secure and portable digital identities. By using biometric data such as fingerprints or iris scans, Jamii Pass ID ensures the uniqueness and integrity of individuals' identities, mitigating the risk of identity fraud or theft. Additionally, by storing identity information on a decentralized blockchain network, the solution enhances security, privacy, and user control over personal data.

2. Accessibility and Inclusivity: Jamii Pass ID is designed to be accessible and inclusive, particularly for marginalized populations such as refugees and displaced persons. The digital identity wallets are user-friendly and available through mobile applications or web-based platforms, ensuring that individuals with limited literacy or technical skills can easily access and manage their identities. By prioritizing inclusivity in design and implementation, Jamii Pass ID aims to empower all individuals, regardless of their background or circumstances.

3. Community-Centered Design: Jamii Pass ID adopts a community-centered approach to design and implementation, actively engaging with refugee communities throughout the development process. By soliciting input, ideas, and feedback from end-users and stakeholders, the solution is tailored to the specific needs, preferences, and cultural sensitivities of its target population. This participatory approach fosters ownership, trust, and acceptance within the communities served, increasing the likelihood of adoption and long-term sustainability.

4. Scalability and Impact: Jamii Pass ID has the potential to catalyze broader positive impacts beyond its immediate beneficiaries. By demonstrating the feasibility and effectiveness of digital identity solutions in displacement settings, Jamii Pass ID can inspire and inform similar initiatives in other regions facing similar challenges. Furthermore, by promoting financial and digital inclusion, Jamii Pass ID contributes to broader development goals such as poverty reduction, economic empowerment, and social cohesion. As the solution scales and matures, it has the potential to change the market landscape by setting new standards for identity management in humanitarian and development contexts.

Activities:

1. Development of Digital Identity Platform: We will develop a user-friendly digital identity platform that utilizes biometric authentication and blockchain technology to create secure and portable digital identities for refugees and displaced persons.

2. Pilot Deployment and Testing: We will pilot test the Jamii Pass ID platform in select refugee communities in Kigoma, Tanzania, to assess its functionality, usability, and impact on access to essential services.

3. Community Engagement and Feedback: Throughout the pilot phase, we will actively engage with beneficiaries to gather feedback, address concerns, and ensure that the platform meets their needs and preferences.

Outputs:

1. Deployment of Digital Identity Platform: We will successfully deploy the Jamii Pass ID platform in pilot communities, enrolling participants and distributing digital identity wallets to users.

2. User Adoption and Utilization: Refugees and displaced persons will actively use the Jamii Pass ID platform to access essential services such as healthcare, education, and financial assistance.

3. Community Acceptance and Trust: Beneficiaries will demonstrate trust and acceptance of the Jamii Pass ID platform, as evidenced by positive feedback, increased engagement, and willingness to continue using the platform.

Outcomes:

1. Improved Access to Services: Refugees and displaced persons will experience improved access to essential services, including healthcare, education, and financial assistance, facilitated by their secure and portable digital identities.

2. Enhanced Security and Privacy: Users will benefit from enhanced security and privacy of their identity information, reducing the risk of identity fraud, exploitation, and abuse.

3. Empowerment and Dignity: By asserting control over their identity information and accessing services with dignity, refugees and displaced persons will experience increased empowerment and agency in their daily lives.

Impact:

1. Social and Economic Integration: Improved access to services, enhanced security, and increased empowerment will contribute to the social and economic integration of refugees and displaced persons into their host communities, fostering resilience, self-reliance, and stability.

2. Broader Systemic Change: The successful implementation and demonstrated impact of Jamii Pass ID will catalyze broader systemic change in how digital identity solutions are designed, implemented, and utilized in displacement settings worldwide, setting new standards for innovation and impact in the humanitarian and development sectors.

Our impact goals for Jamii Pass ID are centered around creating tangible improvements in the lives of refugees and displaced persons, empowering them with secure and portable digital identities that enable access to essential services, foster social and economic integration, and promote dignity and agency. Specifically, our impact goals include:

1. Increased Access to Essential Services: Our primary goal is to increase access to essential services such as healthcare, education, and financial assistance for refugees and displaced persons. We aim to measure this impact through indicators such as the number of individuals accessing healthcare services, the enrollment rates of children in schools, and the utilization of financial assistance programs.

2. Enhanced Security and Privacy: We seek to improve the security and privacy of individuals' identity information, reducing the risk of identity fraud, exploitation, and abuse. To measure progress in this area, we will track indicators such as incidents of identity theft or misuse, user perceptions of security and privacy, and adherence to data protection standards.

3. Empowerment and Agency: We aspire to empower refugees and displaced persons with greater control over their identity information and increased agency in accessing services and asserting their rights. Indicators of progress in this domain may include self-reported levels of empowerment, participation in decision-making processes, and engagement in community activities.

4. Social and Economic Integration: Our overarching goal is to facilitate the social and economic integration of refugees and displaced persons into their host communities, fostering resilience, self-reliance, and stability. We will measure progress towards this goal through indicators such as employment rates, income levels, housing stability, and social cohesion within communities.

To measure our progress towards these impact goals, we will employ a combination of qualitative and quantitative methods, including surveys, interviews, focus group discussions, and data analysis. We will collect baseline data prior to the implementation of Jamii Pass ID and track key indicators over time to assess changes and trends. Additionally, we will solicit feedback from beneficiaries and stakeholders to inform ongoing improvements and adjustments to the solution.

The core technology that powers Jamii Pass ID is a combination of biometric authentication and blockchain technology, integrated into a user-friendly digital identity platform. Here's a breakdown of how each component contributes to the solution:

1. Biometric Authentication: Biometric authentication utilizes unique physical or behavioral characteristics of individuals, such as fingerprints, iris scans, or facial recognition, to verify their identity. In the case of Jamii Pass ID, biometric authentication is used to uniquely identify refugees and displaced persons, ensuring the integrity and security of their digital identities. By capturing biometric data during the enrollment process, such as fingerprints or iris scans, individuals can securely authenticate their identity whenever they access services or interact with the Jamii Pass ID platform.

2. Blockchain Technology: Blockchain technology serves as the underlying infrastructure for storing and managing digital identity information in a decentralized and tamper-resistant manner. In Jamii Pass ID, blockchain technology is utilized to create a secure and immutable ledger of identity transactions, ensuring the integrity and privacy of users' identity data. Each user's identity information is encrypted and stored on the blockchain, accessible only through cryptographic keys controlled by the user. This decentralized approach eliminates the need for centralized authorities to manage identity data, reducing the risk of data breaches, identity theft, and abuse.

3. Digital Identity Platform: The digital identity platform is the user-facing interface through which refugees and displaced persons interact with the Jamii Pass ID system. It includes mobile applications or web-based platforms that allow users to enroll, authenticate, and manage their digital identities securely. The platform provides a seamless and intuitive user experience, guiding individuals through the enrollment process, facilitating biometric authentication, and enabling access to essential services such as healthcare, education, and financial assistance.

By integrating biometric authentication and blockchain technology into a user-friendly digital identity platform, Jamii Pass ID offers a secure, portable, and inclusive solution to address the identification needs of refugees and displaced persons. 

In total, there are 12 team members working on the Jamii Pass ID solution. This includes 4 full-time staff members, 6 part-time staff members, and 2 contractors. The team is led by Britho Mapunda, Neema Kitunga, Ajmal Hussein, and Ritha Kiloko. Roles within the team include project coordinators, software developers, community liaisons, technical support staff, and administrative roles.

Our team has been actively working on the development and implementation of Jamii Pass ID for the past two years. During this time, we have conducted extensive research, design, and testing phases to refine the solution and prepare for pilot deployments in refugee communities. Our commitment to addressing the identification needs of refugees and displaced persons has driven us to continuously iterate and improve upon the Jamii Pass ID platform, ensuring its effectiveness, security, and scalability in real-world settings.

Our team is committed to fostering diversity, equity, and inclusion in all aspects of our work, from leadership representation to daily operations. We recognize the value of diverse perspectives and experiences in driving innovation and ensuring that our solution effectively meets the needs of all stakeholders, particularly marginalized and underrepresented groups.

Leadership Diversity: Our leadership team reflects a diverse range of backgrounds, experiences, and perspectives. Britho Mapunda, Neema Kitunga, Ajmal Hussein, and Ritha Kiloko, our team leaders, bring unique insights and expertise to the table, contributing to more robust decision-making processes and solutions. We believe that diversity at the leadership level sets the tone for our organization and sends a powerful message about our commitment to inclusivity and representation.

Goals for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion: As a team, we are dedicated to ongoing efforts to increase diversity, equity, and inclusion within our organization. Our goals include:

1. Recruiting and retaining diverse talent: We actively seek to recruit team members from diverse backgrounds, ensuring that our team reflects the communities we serve. We are committed to creating a welcoming and inclusive environment where all team members feel valued, respected, and supported.

2. Providing equitable opportunities for advancement: We strive to create equitable opportunities for professional growth and advancement for all team members, regardless of their background or identity. This includes offering mentorship, training, and leadership development programs to support the career progression of underrepresented individuals within our organization.

3. Fostering an inclusive workplace culture: We prioritize creating a workplace culture that celebrates diversity, fosters belonging, and encourages collaboration and open communication. This includes implementing policies and practices that promote respect, fairness, and inclusivity in all aspects of our work, from decision-making processes to team interactions.

Actions Taken: To achieve our diversity, equity, and inclusion goals, we have implemented several initiatives and practices:

1. Diverse recruitment strategies: We actively recruit talent from diverse backgrounds through targeted outreach efforts, partnerships with organizations focused on diversity and inclusion, and inclusive job postings that emphasize our commitment to diversity.

2. Inclusive leadership training: Our leadership team participates in regular training and workshops focused on diversity, equity, and inclusion topics, such as unconscious bias, cultural competency, and inclusive leadership practices.

3. Employee resource groups: We encourage the formation of employee resource groups to provide support, networking opportunities, and advocacy for underrepresented groups within our organization.

4. Ongoing assessment and improvement: We regularly assess our progress towards diversity, equity, and inclusion goals through surveys, feedback mechanisms, and performance evaluations. We use this data to identify areas for improvement and implement targeted strategies to address barriers and challenges.

Jamii Pass ID operates on a hybrid business model that prioritizes social impact while also ensuring sustainability and scalability. Our primary focus is on providing value to refugees and displaced persons by addressing their identification needs and empowering them with secure and portable digital identities. Here's how our business model works:

Key Customers and Beneficiaries:

1. Refugees and Displaced Persons: Our primary customers and beneficiaries are refugees and displaced persons who lack secure and reliable forms of identification. They benefit from Jamii Pass ID by gaining access to essential services such as healthcare, education, and financial assistance, as well as asserting their rights and accessing opportunities for social and economic integration.

2. Humanitarian Organizations and Governments: Secondary customers include humanitarian organizations, government agencies, and NGOs working in displacement settings. They benefit from Jamii Pass ID by gaining access to reliable identity verification tools, facilitating service delivery, improving targeting of assistance programs, and enhancing data management and reporting capabilities.

Products and Services:

1. Digital Identity Platform: Our core product is the Jamii Pass ID digital identity platform, which provides refugees and displaced persons with secure and portable digital identities. The platform includes mobile applications or web-based interfaces for enrollment, authentication, and management of identity information. Users can securely access essential services, verify their identity, and assert their rights using their digital identity wallets.

2. Technical Support and Training: We offer technical support and training services to assist users in navigating the Jamii Pass ID platform, troubleshooting technical issues, and maximizing the benefits of their digital identities. This includes user training sessions, helpdesk support, and ongoing maintenance and updates to the platform.

How We Provide Products and Services: Jamii Pass ID is deployed in collaboration with local partners, including humanitarian organizations, government agencies, and community-based organizations. We work closely with these partners to identify target populations, conduct outreach and enrollment activities, and provide technical support and training as needed. The digital identity platform is accessible through mobile applications or web-based interfaces, ensuring ease of use and accessibility for users with varying levels of technical literacy.

Why Customers Want or Need Our Products and Services: Customers choose Jamii Pass ID because it offers a secure, convenient, and inclusive solution to address their identification needs. Refugees and displaced persons need reliable forms of identification to access essential services, assert their rights, and rebuild their lives. Humanitarian organizations and governments recognize the importance of reliable identity verification tools in facilitating service delivery, enhancing data management, and promoting accountability and transparency in their operations.

Our business model is driven by a dual commitment to social impact and sustainability, ensuring that Jamii Pass ID effectively meets the needs of refugees and displaced persons while also providing value to our customers and partners in the humanitarian and development sectors.

Our plan for achieving financial sustainability revolves around a diversified revenue model that combines earned revenue streams, grants, and strategic partnerships. Here's how we plan to fund our work and evidence of our success so far:

1. Service Contracts to Governments and Humanitarian Organizations: We seek to generate revenue through service contracts with governments, humanitarian organizations, and NGOs working in displacement settings. These contracts would involve providing access to the Jamii Pass ID platform, technical support, training, and customization services. By offering valuable solutions that address the identification needs of refugees and displaced persons, we can negotiate service fees that contribute to our financial sustainability.

2. Fee-for-Service Model: In addition to service contracts, we plan to implement a fee-for-service model for certain value-added features or premium services within the Jamii Pass ID platform. For example, we may charge fees for advanced analytics, customization options, or integration with third-party applications. By offering additional services beyond the basic platform functionalities, we can generate additional revenue streams to support our operations.

3. Strategic Partnerships and Collaboration: We will explore opportunities for strategic partnerships and collaboration with technology companies, financial institutions, and other stakeholders interested in leveraging digital identity solutions for social impact. These partnerships may involve joint product development, co-marketing initiatives, or revenue-sharing agreements. By aligning our goals and resources with strategic partners, we can access additional funding and expertise to support our mission.

Evidence of Success: To date, we have successfully secured several grants and funding opportunities to support the development and pilot testing of Jamii Pass ID. These include grants from humanitarian organizations, government agencies, and philanthropic foundations that recognize the potential of our solution to address critical challenges faced by refugees and displaced persons. Additionally, we have received positive feedback and interest from potential customers and partners in the humanitarian and development sectors, indicating a growing demand for our services.

Our team has a track record of delivering successful technology solutions and implementing projects in displacement settings, demonstrating our ability to execute and achieve impact in challenging environments. By leveraging our expertise, partnerships, and evidence of success, we are well-positioned to pursue sustainable funding opportunities and ensure the long-term viability of Jamii Pass ID.