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eMonitor+

Promoting information integrity in Mozambique

eMonitor+ is a global solution tailored to local needs

Implemented for the first time in a Portuguese-speaking country (Mozambique) and in sub-Saharan Africa

 

eMonitor+ leverages AI technology to support human-led analysis by monitoring and identifying critical trends on public social media platforms and media websites. These include hate speech, dis/misinformation, and technology-facilitated gender-based violence (TFGBV). By providing actionable insights, eMonitor+ enables key stakeholders—such as media organizations, electoral management bodies, national human rights commissions, civil society, and others —to implement data-driven strategies and create impactful change.

 

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eMonitor+ is an AI-assisted tool designed to enhance human-led analysis by identifying social media trends, including hate speech, misinformation, and technology-facilitated gender-based violence (TFGBV). The insights it generates empower stakeholders—such as media organizations, electoral management bodies, national human rights commissions, and civil society—to take data-driven and impactful actions.
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What we do

  • Social Media Listening: maps public digital space and monitor trends on various issues, such as misinformation, hate speech, political polarization, and online violence against women and other highly vulnerable groups. This provides the foundation for evidence-based strategies to promote safer and more inclusive digital environments.
  • Fact-Checking: offers a secure platform for verifying digital content through automated tools, publishing validated articles, and allowing citizens to report news for analysis.

100,000+

posts

collected by AI and digital media monitors

At least 50%

posts

classified as misinformation is mostly accepted as
truth by internet users

15+

fake accounts

posing as official sources, designed to spread misinformation and incite confusion or panic during the announcement of the electoral results