Observed arrival · 2026-08-25
Nothrim Labs puts civic and climate software in the field
A Dhaka technology nonprofit presents five tools for urban planning, forestry, biodiversity, coastal farming, and classroom learning.
Field notes
The five projects use different inputs and outputs rather than presenting a single general-purpose platform: resident reports, satellite imagery, field sound recordings, plant interventions, SMS, and classroom reasoning are all named. The homepage reports 13,000-plus students across eight districts and more than 5,000 farmers working with Urbor, while also distinguishing three projects in daily use from two in testing. Individual tool access and deployment arrangements are not detailed.
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