Statistics & Operating Sectors
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  • No. of transactions recorded

    1,956,890

  • Citizens contacted via SMS

    1,744,713

  • Overall Positive Feedback

    166,127

  • Overall Negative Feedback

    3,927

  • Corruption reported by citizens

    6,895

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    Latest Blog

    The Key Issues: Robocalls

    When you reach out to the public, whoever your audience maybe, whichever avenue you use, public or private, the much feared monster, more commonly known as marketing becomes an integral part of your reality, whether[...]

    29 Jan 2013

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    An Experiment

    The perception of corruption is far more powerful, and widespread than actual corruption itself. Working on the Citizen Feedback Model, we have come across this realisation numerous times. While it can be argued tha[...]

    25 Jan 2013

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    Latest News

    'The Economist’ talks about Citizen Feedback Model

    Even among the poorest fifth of households, 80% now use phones, so the technology can reach almost everyone. Illiteracy is a problem, but the chief minister’s call alerts a recipient to get help, if needed, with r[...]

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    Pakistan tries new way of tackling corruption

    LAHORE, Pakistan — Corruption is so pervasive in Pakistan that even Osama bin Laden had to pay a bribe to build his hideout in the northwest where he was killed by U.S. commandos. Ordinary Pakistanis complain the[...]

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    UK outlines plans to tackle ‘endemic corruption’

    Britain's Department for International Development (DfID) on Friday published for the first time plans to tackle the threat of "endemic corruption" in 29 priority countries, including Pakistan, Somalia and Nepal. [...]

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