Celebrate our 15th birthday with us on the 10th of August! So far we've got parties planned in Japan, Belarus, Germany and the US. Why not plan something in your part of the world? Join us! blog.openstreetmap.org/2019/07/30/15t… #OpenStreetMap15

Today is the 15th birthday of OpenStreetMap - celebrations will be held in various places around the world tomorrow. 15 years of people creating their own free and open map, rivaling and often surpassing corporate and public versions. #OpenStreetMap15

Survey on the global and local communities in OSM! Let's get together online or irl and discuss. Group answers can be provided blog.openstreetmap.org/2019/08/08/sur… Translations by community members in: de, es, fa, fr, hu, it, lt, pt-BR, zh-Hans, zh-Hant-HK End of survey period: 2019-08-21

GOOD MORNING BOTSWANA - TODAY IS ELECTION DAY! Well wishes to all our families today as we exercise our democratic right by voting the party of choice. Polling stations are expected to open at 0630hrs. #MakeThatMark ✖ #BotswanaPele #UnitedAndProud #BWElections2019 🗳🇧🇼🌧

11 years of data in Africa Watch an overview of data being added to OpenStreetMap for Africa, thousands of people making data available to millions of people. youtube.com/watch?v=328t90…

10 years ago, HOT was founded by volunteers all over the world who wanted to help the #HaitiEarthquake response. That spirit lives on with over 200,000 people giving their time and skills to map for people in need. A huge thanks to our incredible community!

Did you know that the map you look at in Botswana is made by a donated server in Cape Town, South Africa? If someone in the Nordic countries looks at the same map then the map is made in Linköping, Sweden. They still look the same, this is just for speeeeeeeeed.

At the request of regional government in Cusco, #Peru, HOT was able to provide GIS analysis to prioritize aid distribution; facilitate remote mapping to complete the basemap & provide technical support and training. Help us do the same in #Botswana bit.ly/2AQfUsX

65% counttries in Africa have OSM chapters. #sotm2020 Geoffrey Kateregga OpenStreetMap Africa part of the growth attributed to Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team and YouthMappers

Some OpenStreetMap communities in Africa exist as a direct result of Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team's work and #HOTMicrogrants #sotm2020

Have 15, 10, or even just 5 minutes today? We're working to map all of Botswana to aid in that country's #COVID19 response, and we need your help! Download #Mapswipe today and help us complete the map! bit.ly/2OzhG5c

This Saturday is #OpenStreetMap's sweet 16th birthday. They grow up so fast! Grab yourself a slice of cake and happy mapping. #cakeday #osm16 blog.openstreetmap.org/2020/08/01/cel…

OpenStreetMap celebrates 16 years of free data! blog.openstreetmap.org/2020/08/01/cel…

Just heard that the last two days have each seen 80K+ changesets. Most active week in OpenStreetMap history (changeset wise). Keep it up #OSMGeoWeek2020

Through Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team's East Africa regional hub, I will be working to support the development of OSM communities in 21 countries in Northern, Eastern and Southern Africa. I looked at the status of the communities in these countries in this OSM diary openstreetmap.org/user/Kateregga…

100 Million Edits to OpenStreetMap! The collective contribution of nearly 1 billion features globally over 16 years, by over 1.5 million mappers. Changeset 100,000,000 was uploaded by user Lamine Ndiaye, adding buildings in Nianiane, Sénégal. blog.openstreetmap.org/2021/02/25/100…

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Gregory from the #SotM organizing team is ready for Day 1! And you? Let us know your expectations and comments on this year conference with a tweet with the hashtags #SotM2021 #StateoftheMap! 🤩

We're celebrating OpenStreetMap's 17th birthday with events all around the world including a 17-hour Global Mapathon this Sunday! wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/OpenStree…

link : botswana.geo.sm There is something new in BOTSWANA !!! A free and open source national mapping portal based on OpenStreetMap data, and that changes everything! The source code of GeOsm is free which will allow the realization of collaborative projects,