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Deployment 001 · Freetown, Sierra Leone

Freetown Air Quality Intelligence Programme

A twelve-month programme with Freetown City Council, formalised through an MOU signed by the Mayor, with FengHeng as Delivery Partner. One verified record over the city’s twelve-station air-quality sensor network — feeding four applications, from the public page to the Mayor’s brief.

IThe network

Twelve stations. One trusted record.

The city already operated the sensors. What it lacked was the layer that makes their readings decision-grade. We synchronise the network daily, run every reading through the rulebook, and maintain a rolling analytical window — so the record is current, checked, and defensible.

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The twelve stations of the Freetown City Council air-quality sensor network, plotted by their coordinates. Station 12 — SLBCis shown under maintenance: a sensor fault caught by our rulebook and suppressed pending repair, after the vendor’s own quality control had labelled it “calibrated-ready” for 53 days.
1DWHXW7146St Edward's Sec. Schoolverified
2DMLSX9374Cottage Hospitalverified
3DJWID5623Ross Road Hospitalverified
4DIYBE6763Shell Police Stationverified
5DRKTQ5822Connaught Hospitalverified
6DMTUF4135Calaba Town Police Stationverified
7DVGFU9381St Mark Church Lumleyverified
8DYTSG9233Freetown City Councilverified
9DGVBV2732Mountain Cutverified
10DYEYL3908Allen Town Police Stationverified
11DTWGA780034 Hospitalverified
12DSCKB6518SLBCmaintenance
IIThe engagement

The engagement, on the record.

FormalisationMemorandum of understanding signed by the Mayor of Freetown; FengHeng designated Delivery Partner.
DurationTwelve months, with the public page maintained beyond the programme window.
SynchronisationDaily, across the full twelve-station network, with a 90-day rolling analytical window.
Anchor standardWHO air-quality guidelines — every assessment referenced to a recognised benchmark.
ApplicationsFour, served from one verified record — see below.
Operating commitmentFault notification within three working days — written into the MOU, not improvised.
IIIThe applications

One infrastructure, four uses.

Four applications consume the same checked record — each tuned to a different reader, from the citizen to the Mayor.

APublic page

One trusted number and one honest sentence for every station — clear, accessible information for the city’s residents.

BMayor’s brief

A regular, decision-ready briefing for the executive: what changed, what it means, what needs attention.

CAnalytics view

The checked record with full history — for planners, programme teams and technical staff who need to go deeper.

DMaintenance layer

Station health, fault detection and network operations — the internal instrument panel that keeps the record honest.

IVA note on assurance

53 days of a label. Nine days of an answer.

Before the programme, one station sat in a vendor feed marked “calibrated-ready” — for 53 days, while producing no valid data. The vendor’s own quality control never caught it. Our independent rulebook did, on day one of review. Two days later the finding was with the city; nine days after that, the vendor formally confirmed the fault.

That is the difference between a data feed and an assurance standard. The institution was not just consuming data — it was being defended from it.
VFrom one city to the next

The second city will be faster.

Freetown is the first deployment, not the destination. Everything the programme produces — the structured library, the rulebook, the delivery loop — carries forward. The second deployment starts from a running foundation, and inherits every rule the first one wrote.

We claim exactly what exists. One deployment, honestly delivered. The next one, faster.

✉Contact

Your city has the network. Add the intelligence.

muyi@fengheng.net