Adressing Everyone Everywhere
Edenmap designs, develops and deploys standardised addressing systems and address management solutions throughout the world for governments, local authorities and organisations wishing to expand.
have no civil rights. One of the reasons for this is that they have no address (source: United Nations).
are affected in Africa alone. Only the city centres of capital cities and major towns have been addressed (source: Groupe Huit).
are affected by address problems. Mostly in the South, but also in the Middle East and some European countries.
This is the average time taken for an ambulance to arrive at the site of an accident in Nairobi. The reason often given: difficulty in finding the address.
This is the annual economic impact of poor quality addresses for a country (source: MIT, referring to India).
“Without an address, you don’t officially exist” Dr. Joan Clos, Executive Director – UN Habitats.
State of addressing worldwide
The challenges of addressing
Our strengths in standardised addressing systems
Compliance
Compliance with standards (UPU, addressing standards). Our standardised addressing systems comply with international postal standards. They assign official addresses to each building, plot of land or front door.
Economical
Our solutions are available to cities, states and postal regulators on a subscription basis. This collaborative approach helps to reduce costs.
Scalability
The solution takes into account the urban morphology of cities. It can be deployed in small towns and large cities, as well as in informal settlements.
Adaptability
We have digitised all the processes involved in creating an addressing repository. In this way, the solution can be deployed in just a few hours across a city.
Support
We support cities and states from start to finish: technical and institutional feasibility studies, building address databases, deploying solutions and providing assistance with physical addressing.
Data sovereignty
The data produced is the full property of our customers and can be hosted by them at their request.