December 7, 2020 was the day of the parliamentary national elections and to prepare, the Electoral Commission of Ghana implemented a new voter registration solution to ensure the accuracy of citizen’s information (no duplications), reduce fraud and deliver a secure voters Registration Roll.
This country of 18.6M individuals known for its emerging wildlife, kind people, and as the “warm heart of Africa” needed digital identity solutions for its people. A significant challenge faced Malawi in 2017: the need for biometric National ID cards which would be the first time its citizens would receive National ID cards.
The Indonesian AFIS department needed to have a biometric solution to ensure that they could track across all the different islands and feel confident that the devices they would use for this would be able to withstand their difficult terrain.
Nearly two-thirds of the 30.3M Mozambicans live in rural areas. They face tremendous logistical and communication challenges when it comes to being able to access voter registration for municipal and general elections.
For the 2015 Presidential Elections in Tanzania, the Tanzania National Election Commission required a new biometric voter registration and verification solution that would inspire faith in the electoral process, and that could reach all 58M people – regardless of where they were located.
Laxton’s incredibly user-friendly solutions provide fast and accurate information to border guards about a visitor’s ID, visa, duration of stay, and other relevant info. The EES collects, stores, and shares data from centralized databases so the information is up-to-date, accurate, and accessible for all control guards at land, sea, and airport borders.
December 7, 2020 was the day of the parliamentary national elections and to prepare, the Electoral Commission of Ghana implemented a new voter registration solution to ensure the accuracy of citizen’s information (no duplications), reduce fraud and deliver a secure voters Registration Roll.
This country of 18.6M individuals known for its emerging wildlife, kind people, and as the “warm heart of Africa” needed digital identity solutions for its people. A significant challenge faced Malawi in 2017: the need for biometric National ID cards which would be the first time its citizens would receive National ID cards.
The Indonesian AFIS department needed to have a biometric solution to ensure that they could track across all the different islands and feel confident that the devices they would use for this would be able to withstand their difficult terrain.
Nearly two-thirds of the 30.3M Mozambicans live in rural areas. They face tremendous logistical and communication challenges when it comes to being able to access voter registration for municipal and general elections.
For the 2015 Presidential Elections in Tanzania, the Tanzania National Election Commission required a new biometric voter registration and verification solution that would inspire faith in the electoral process, and that could reach all 58M people – regardless of where they were located.
Laxton’s incredibly user-friendly solutions provide fast and accurate information to border guards about a visitor’s ID, visa, duration of stay, and other relevant info. The EES collects, stores, and shares data from centralized databases so the information is up-to-date, accurate, and accessible for all control guards at land, sea, and airport borders.
