Sahana Implementation Lab uses the free and open source Sahana software to solve real-world humanitarian aid and disaster management challenges. The center innovates and deploys impact based disaster management tools; measured on ability to reduce the economic, life, and affected losses. It is a center for researching and developing Sahana DRR and DRM solutions that are useful, easy-to-use, and make economic sense. We, typically, support the deployments all throughout the design, build, test, and re-design agile approach. Our work saves lives and provides the Humanitarian ICT Community with valuable insights.
Projects
- Sahana Alerting and Messaging Broker, for risk-based warning and situational-awareness using an international standards
- Mobile Pictographs for Alerting, for disaster communication for the linguistically challenged
- Sahana First Response, a Simple Emergency Operation Center for incident management
- Mentor-ship programs, on Situational-Awareness (SAMBRO) and situational-reporting (SAFIRE)
Other areas of Interest
- Damage and Loss assessment (using alternative data streams)
- Knowledge Mobilization (digitizing, processing, and sharing)
- Live-exercises (simulations to test Disaster ICT interoperability)
Contact Us
Nuwan Waidyanatha, Sahana Software Foundation
Lutz Frommberger, Sahana Software Foundation
Contact: info@sahanafoundation.org