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Microwork through Mobile Phones

2 June 2012, Development Innovation Fo-rum

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Overview Objective Method Case Study: Gumulira MVP

Site Way Forward Q&A

Table of Contents

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Overview

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Microwork?

Overview

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Microwork Publishing Plat-form?

Overview

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Objective

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I. Building Social Capacity (De-veloped, Developing Nations)II. Providing a Source of Income for Impoverished People

Objective

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Method

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Core Applications

Earn-as-you-TranslateEarn-as-you-WriteEarn-as-you-RecordEarn-as-you-Create

Method

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Compatibil-ity and

Stakehold-ers

Beneficia-ries and End

Products

Quality Check and Payment

Current Sit-uation Impact

Earn-as-you-Create

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Microwork WageMicrocredit Deposit

Distribution of Profits

$2

If the microworker decides to save 70% or more of his/her mi-crowork wage for microcredit, he/she will earn 2$ per nick-name, through a grant by MPP.

$1If the microworker decides to save less than 70% of his/her mi-crowork wage for microcredit, he/she will earn 1$ per nick-name.

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Case Study: GumuliraThe Set-up

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Chibale (Friendship)

Philirani (Pre-cious)

Chimwemwe (Happi-ness)

Chikondi (Love)

Chifundo (Mercy)

Madalitso (Bless-ings)

Chisomo (Grace)

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Case Study: GumuliraThe Process

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NamesEunhye

(Grace)

Woojung (Friend-ship)

Young (Soul)

Jihye (Wis-dom)

Gapsu (Number One)

Sarah (Mother of the Na-tions)

Jeongtae (Fair-ness)

Yongdeuk (Dragon)

Jonghyun (Wise)

Changdae (Great)

Soojung (Chrys-tal)

Yoonjung (Steady, but Grand Success)

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Case Study: GumuliraThe Results

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Overview

• 22 Participants Total• Residents of Gumulira MVP Site• 18 Men, 4 Women• 8 w/ Personal Mobile Phones, 14 w/ Borrowed Phones

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3) Were there any difficulties in completing the task? Please explain the difficulties;

2) Would you like to continue doing this job?;

Questionnaire (1/2)

1) Indicate how easy the task was;

4) How will you spend the money you’ve earned from this work?

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5) What would you do if you earned MK 20,000 from this job?;

7) Would you defer receipt of payment if you are given an additional MK 20 in 1 week?;

6) Would you be interested in a loan and savings scheme?;

Questionnaire (2/2)

8) Are you interested in purchasing a phone through microcredit for continu-ous participation?

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1) 82% Easy, 18% Difficult

3) Were there any difficulties in completing the task? Please explain the difficulties;

2) Would you like to continue doing this job?;2) 100% Yes

Responses (1/2)

1) Indicate how easy the task was;

4) How will you spend the money you’ve earned from this work?

3) 35% Yes, 65% No

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• The task was so difficult because English can be interpreted broadly, while we re-ceived only a word, not a statement.

• Some words are difficult to translate into real vernacular language(or in Chichewa) so it requires a sentence to understand properly.

• I don’t know how to reply to messages; I faced a problem when trying to send the message.3) Please Explain the Difficulties

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• To buy more airtime to continue partici-pating in this work.

• To buy tablets of soap for my family.

• To purchase two bundles(100 plastic pa-pers each bundle) of small plastic papers at 80 Kwachas each and sell to those who bake African cakes.

4) How will you spend the money you’ve earned?

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5) What would you do if you earned MK 20,000 from this job?;

7) Would you defer receipt of payment if you are given an additional MK 20 in 1 week?;

6) Would you be interested in a loan and savings scheme?;

Responses (2/2)

8) Are you interested in purchasing a phone through microcredit for continu-ous participation?

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5) What would you do if you earned MK 20,000 from this job?

• Start a business of buying farm produce from farmers and after selling it to the market.

• Start doing business of buying and sell-ing airtime. Introduce the system to cus-tomers so that it can be used by many people in the village.

• Start a business of frying chips to assist vulnerable people in the community.

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5) What would you do if you earned MK 20,000 from this job?;

7) Would you defer receipt of payment if you are given an additional MK 20 in 1 week?;

6) Would you be interested in a loan and savings scheme?;

Responses (2/2)

8) Are you interested in purchasing a phone through microcredit for continu-ous participation?

6) 100% Yes

7) 33% Yes, 67% No

8) 63% Yes, 37% No

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Lessons and Way For-ward

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Lessons

• Most Participants Did Not Face Difficul-ties Using Mobile Applications

• More Intensive Training/Education Re-quired to Ensure Quality and Diversity of Local Names

• Microwork Best Leveraged By Persons with Disabilities

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Way Forward

• Application Prototype to be Further De-veloped at Dell Social Innovation Lab with Sector Experts Mid-July

• Assuring Quality

• Delivering Marketable End Products

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Q&A