- byMaría Camila David
- December 12, 2023
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The Brazilian startup Colab secured an undisclosed investment from the GovTech Fund, managed by KPTL and Cedro Capital.
Colab helps connect citizens and government, allowing users to report local issues like potholes or broken street lamps, propose urban enhancements, and rate public services.
With the funds, Colab plans to develop its service platform, expand its reach, and enhance its technological services.
“In 10 years, we have learned from thousands of public managers and the largest and best technology government forums worldwide, understanding their greatest challenges and how technology can support them. We have listened to millions of citizens, their needs, and what they expect from a government to impact their lives positively,” said Gustavo Maia, founder and CEO of Colab.
Colab has impacted over 20 million people in Brazil, and today has more than 1 million users and over 10,000 daily public servant users.
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María Camila David
Camila is a consultant working with Latin American public and private sectors and media to promote social innovation initiatives and multi-stakeholder collaborations. Currently, she is on the brink of completing her Master’s Degree at LSE.
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