By Andy Prinsen on December 12, 2017 in Capacity Building, Health Data Systems, News
How can the same sort of systems we use to collect and organize health data from rural areas be used to collect and organize land use? Why is land use important for development? Check out this recent article from “The Best of Africa” blog to learn some of those answers and more!
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Andy Prinsen is a Communications Associate with Akros. He has a masters degree in public affairs and a bachelors in journalism, both from Indiana University. He specializes in visual communication and photography.
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