A citizens' led digital platform for school accountability and education budget transparency.

Free, open civic infrastructure for Nigeria: monitor schools, track budgets, and push for fairer education, one school at a time, starting from Oyo state.

Schools monitored177
Critical to Strong
Citizen reports430
Monthly reports
LGAs covered33/33
Every LGA in Oyo
Indicators tracked14
Across 8 categories
Oyo is live. Built for all of Nigeria.36 states, the FCT and 774 LGAs. Each square is a state.
How Traza+ works

From one report to change you can see

It takes about five minutes on any phone, even on a slow connection. You can report without an account.

Start a report
1

Find a school

Search or filter the directory by state and LGA, or open the map and drill down to your community.

2

Report what you see

Answer simple questions, rate the school and add photos. Your location is tagged automatically to verify the report.

3

Drive change

Verified reports become public dashboards and budget stories that communities and government use to act.

What we measure

Eight areas that shape a child's school day

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InfrastructureWhether classrooms are safe and usable: sound roofs and walls, enough desks and chairs, working doors, windows and power.
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Teaching & learningWhether learning actually happens: teachers present and on time, manageable class sizes, textbooks in pupils’ hands and full lesson time.
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Water & sanitationClean drinking water on site, enough working toilets separated for girls and boys, and handwashing points with soap.
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Safety & securityA fenced compound with a working gate, safe routes to school, and clear safeguarding measures for every learner.
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Gender equalityWhether girls and boys enrol, attend and progress equally, and whether women are represented among teachers and school leaders.
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AccessibilityRamps and level paths, accessible toilets, and support that lets learners with disabilities take part fully in class.
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Girls' educationPrivate menstrual hygiene facilities, awareness of scholarships, and science and technology tracks that are open to girls.
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Budget & resourcesHow much was budgeted for the school, how much was released, and what the SBMC confirms actually arrived.
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GIRLsLEAD

Putting adolescent girls at the centre

Dedicated indicators track female teacher recruitment, menstrual hygiene facilities, scholarships and female STEM tracks. Our budget-story tools help girls turn the data into advocacy.

Female teachersTracked per school
MHM facilitiesMonitored
ScholarshipsAwareness checked
STEM tracksFor girls
Budget stories

Data that people take to town halls

All stories
Infrastructure · Iseyin₦48m was released for desks in Iseyin. Where did they go?Adeola K., GIRLsLEAD Fellow · 6 min read
Girls' education · Saki WestHow Saki West girls won 4 new female teachersFatimah B., GIRLsLEAD Fellow · 5 min read
Water & sanitation · EgbedaThree toilets for 900 pupils in EgbedaIbadan Parents Forum, PTA coalition · 4 min read
Built for everyone

One shared picture, many hands

Parents & citizens

Report what you see at your child's school and follow what happens next.

SBMCs & PTAs

Bring verified evidence to meetings and track promises made to your school.

CSOs & champions

Turn data across LGAs into budget stories and campaigns.

Government & partners

See conditions and equity over time to plan and target spending.

Map a school near you

Answer a short set of questions and add a photo. Your report becomes part of the public record for your community and government to act on.