Basic Details
| Item | Value |
|---|---|
| Title | Loi 53.25 Evidence Vault Kit |
| Type | Product |
| Difficulty | 15 |
| Ideal Capital | 2000 |
| ROI | 150% |
| ETA on ROI | 1 |
| Target Audience | Female candidates, campaign staff, women’s rights NGOs, electoral observation missions, and legal aid clinics. |
| Target Countries | Senegal. |
| Target Demographics | Women aged 25-60, candidates and campaign activists, French-literate, smartphone users, urban and peri-urban; major Senegalese ethnic groups (Wolof, Pulaar, Serer); interests include civic participation, legal rights, and digital safety. |
| Description | Create a physical plus digital evidence-preservation kit: an encrypted USB drive preloaded with lightweight documentation software, a 20-page French/Wolof guide to Loi 53.25, printed takedown-request and legal-letter templates, and a secure cloud folder link for uploading screenshots and videos. This lets victims quickly preserve court-admissible evidence of digital violence. Monetization: sell kits at 25,000 FCFA (~$42) each; bulk pricing for parties/NGOs at 15,000 FCFA (~$25) for orders of 100+. Fulfill via a local Dakar print shop and courier (Yobante Express, Dakar). Starting capital of $2,000 funds 200 initial kits, packaging, and a simple landing page. |
| Monetization | Direct product sales, bulk orders to NGOs and parties, and optional sponsored kits carrying NGO/embassy logos. |
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