Making the first bus map of Dhaka: Stephen Kennedy & Albert Ching at TEDxDhaka

Albert is a former researcher in sustainable transport at MIT and a Googler who helped Google Maps become number one in the world.
Stephen is an award-winning designer and urban planner who has worked on projects to improve communities from Israel to Indonesia.
[This talk is recorded on September 21st 2013 at the TEDxDhaka conference at ISD Auditorium in Dhaka, Bangladesh]
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[@amrinprerna8719]

Albert and Stephen, please accept our deepest gratitude for everything you are doing for Bangladesh. It really takes a great deal of willingness and compassion to help someone especially if they are not part of our lives. So, bless you guys for taking 'your' time and doing all the hard works to help us! I really hope and pray that you and your team are able to finish all the work and then help our country to implement these great work to enable a better daily living experience :)

[@austinwoods466]

Albert Ching was outstanding. You guys should bring him back. Great chemistry.

[@MasukAhmed]

Techno Rockstars! :D

[@shahcool8]

Hey stephen and albert, great job. I know people who have tried to solve a similar problem for school going kids. They are from Harvey Mudd. BUT you guys have done an amazing job. Knock if you need more help to improve the experience

[@arifahmed7811]

great

[@chingwching7840]

Good job, young men!

[@kenwong15]

Good Grandma!