Democratize data access for AI innovation
Make valuable data accessible to a wider audience, including MSMEs, researchers, and innovators.
Unlocking Nigeria's economic potential through shared data
The Data harbour is a social impact initiative designed to facilitate the donation and use of publicly available data to accelerate the growth and technological innovation in the MSME, Creative Industries and Public Health.
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Abeokuta
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Enugu
Ibadan
Kano
Lagos
Lokoja
Why we are building this
For too long, valuable data has been locked away in silos across Nigeria's most vital sectors, preventing innovation. DataHarbor is designed to transform this fragmented data landscape to drive growth.
Ensure secure & compliant data sharing
Ensure that all data contributions and access are handled with robust security measures, building trust among data providers and users.
Boost innovator collaboration
Allows for cross-sectoral insights and the development of new, innovative solutions that wouldn't be possible with fragmented data.
Enhance data-driven decision making
Enabling businesses & individuals to democratize datasets & making them accessible to researchers, entrepreneurs, encouraging social innovations
Our focus areas
We will start with high-impact sectors where accessible data creates significant social & economic ripple effects.
Micro, Small, & Medium Enterprises (MSMEs)
Address the lack of unified market intelligence that hinders business expansion, especially in a continent-wide market.
Fashion Industries
Identify gaps in the fashion and creative sectors to help businesses understand consumer preferences and identify growth opportunities.
Public health (Non-Communicable diseases)
Create integrated repositories for non-communicable diseases (NCD) data & empower evidence-based interventions and improve public health.
Who can contribute to the
Data Harbour data resource
MSME owners
& Entrepreneurs
Share market research, customer behavior patterns, supply chain data, or any insights on demand and business operations
Fashion & Creative
industries stakeholders
Datasets on consumer preferences, purchasing habits within the fashion and broader creative sectors.
Public Health
professionals
Contribute open-sourced, anonymized clinical data or clinical observations, particularly related to non-communicable diseases (NCDs).
Academic researchers
& students
Share your findings and datasets from academic studies in business, health, and creative disciplines.
Ready to contribute?
Have a dataset you thinkwill be of value? submithere for review.
All data must be open-source and publicly available.Our goal is to serve as a secure hub for sharing andaccessing information that drives social good
