The full collection of resources on what we are creating, testing and learning on our journey
The Bootstrappers team of researchers from Harvard University and the Brookings Institution (a winner of the Depopulation Data Challenge) analysed emigration trends, including industry breakdown of emigrants, by collecting Facebook Ad data
The Geoanalysts team of researchers from the Geographical Institute “Jovan Cvijić” (a winner of the Depopulation Data Challenge), explored migrations within Serbia, declining population trends in certain areas, as well as population growth in urban areas, by monitoring satellite data, data on night-time lights, power networks and OpenStreetMaps
Video produced with Marka Zvaka, view of the citizens of Belgrade on depopulation
Blog by Neda Kurjacki (Communications Associate) on the journey of the Accelerator Lab in Serbia, marking our 1st year
Blog by Kristina Jazinka Nikolic on applying design thinking methodologies and human stories to better understand Serbian diaspora and repats.
Video recording of an online meetup, the result of an Accelerator Lab collaboration with the Digital Serbia Initiative and Data Science Serbia mobilizing data science communities to explore the role of data in responding to Covid-19 and coordinate various community initiatives (Serbian only)
Accelerator Lab collaboration with the Digital Serbia Initiative and Data Science Serbia inviting data science communities to explore the role of data in responding to Covid-19 and coordinate various community initiatives
Video “Stories of Return” as a visual representation that highlights how the Accelerator Lab captured Serbian reparts’ stories and their user journeys including both bottlenecks and happy moments experienced during the process of returning to Serbia from abroad
Website “Stories of Return” as a repository of Serbian reparts’ stories, as well as maps of journeys, bottlenecks, and happy moments experienced during the process of returning to Serbia from abroad
Blog by Irena Cerovic (Head of Solutions Mapping) on the Accelerator Lab’s initial thinking about depopulation
