Developing an AI platform to automate and track the lifecycle of solid waste management for Property Managers and waste stream stakeholders in Kenya

麦肯锡公司(2020年4月)发布的一份报告称，新冠肺炎促使全球房地产行业发生了永久性的变化。莱坊的《2020年非洲市场脉搏调查》预测，新冠肺炎之后，远程办公和社交距离在该行业的应用将增加70%，这将成为常态，降低商业空间的密度。德格拉夫特管理公司(DGM)是一家总部位于英国的软件专家。DGM为肯尼亚的银行、保险公司和物业经理开发了一套财产和资产管理(PAM)系统，他们希望开始使用技术来高效地管理建筑物和相关服务。新冠肺炎改变了我们客户的工作方式，加速了他们对安全和集中化云技术的需求。我们的项目将专注于扩展我们的核心物业和资产管理技术，实现废物收集商和回收商的关键工作流程自动化，并报告废物收集、问题、类型、数量和地点。将以标准文件的形式为政府提供一些支持。我们的目标是：·为服务提供商实现废物收集和回收的自动化·跟踪废物收集、问题、投诉和反馈·创建政府标准许可模板·纳入支持人工智能的聊天机器人·根据产生、收集和回收的废物的数量和类型制作报告·与当地合作伙伴提供废物和回收分离培训以交付项目，DGM将与肯尼亚分包商Jakharris Africa和绿色健康与安全环境发展长期战略和互惠互利的关系。更广泛的项目效益和长期增长战略。该项目通过技术升级和创新、新的就业和创业机会以及环境可持续性来实现可持续发展目标8和11。为了在肯尼亚启动后保持增长，我们已经确定了未来在整个非洲进行长期生存、扩张和商业化的潜力

McKinsey & Co (April 2020) report that COVID-19 has precipitated permanent changes in the property industry globally. Knight Frank's Africa Market Pulse Survey 2020 predicts a 70% post COVID-19 increase in remote working and social distancing in the sector which will become the norm, reducing density in commercial spaces. De Graft Management (DGM) is a UK-based software specialist. DGM has developed a Property & Asset Management (PAM) system for banks, insurance companies and property managers in Kenya who want to start using technology to manage buildings and related services efficiently. COVID-19 has changed the way our clients work and has accelerated their need for secure and centralised cloud technology. Our project will focus on extending our core property & asset management technology and automating the key workflows of waste collectors and recyclers and reporting on waste collections, issues, types, amounts and location. There will some support for government in the form of standard documentation. We will aim to: • Automate the collection and recycling of waste for service providers • Track waste collections, issues, complaints and feedback• Create government standard licensing templates• Incorporate an AI enabled Chatbot • Produce reporting based on the amount and type of waste generated, collected and recycled • Provide waste and recycling segregation training with local partners To deliver the project, DGM will develop strategic and mutually beneficial long-term relationships with Kenyan subcontractors Jakharris Africa and Green Health and Safe Environs. Wider project benefits and long-term growth strategy. The project addresses SDGs 8 and 11 via technological upgrading and innovation, new employment and entrepreneurship opportunities and environmental sustainability. To sustain growth after the Kenyan launch, we have identified potential for future long-term viability, expansion and commercialisation across Africa