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Icon for Disaster Accountability Hotline The Disaster Accountability Hotline is used to receive calls from disaster works and survivors, reporting critical gaps in disaster relief services. The faster problems are reported, the faster they will be addressed.
Disaster Accountability Hotline - CrisisCommons Wiki
Disaster Accountability Public Database - CrisisCommons Wiki
An easy-to-search, publicly generated, data-driven application to monitor the activities and effectiveness of organizations soliciting donations for disaster relief.
Haiti RSS Feed Challenge - CrisisCommons Wiki
(Note - the UN-SPIDER workflow for imagery, video, etc is now a separate project found here , and will consume this project's outputs) Various groups (including the United Nations and Pentagon ) have asked CrisisCommons to collate many media feeds related to the 2010 Haiti earthquake into useful forms for decision support, aggregation, and integration with other systems.
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CrisisCommons co-founders listed in Government Technology's Top 25 "This year, we honor an eclectic group of individuals from government, academia and the private sector who share a willingness to challenge convention and find new answers to long-standing issues.
TechAid - CrisisCommons Wiki
From CrisisCommons Wiki The contents of this page is out of date and this page is archived.Overview: The purpose of this project is to identify and address legal issues that will arise from the operations of CrisisCommons and the various CrisisCamps. Some areas of exploration include intellectual property and the proper use of CrisisCommons work product, privacy of users of our applications, and governance of CrisisCommons. Status
Legal Issues with CrisisCommons and CrisisCamp Haiti - CrisisCom
Haitian Voices - CrisisCommons Wiki
Overview Overview: The Haitian community has requested that CrisisCommons create a capacity for survivors to tell their story of the 2010 Haiti Earthquake. They would like to post information for survivor stories, saying thank you to the world.
The Tradui iPhone/Android app would like to add pictographs of important words/phrases, and needs someone to coordinate - some efforts have already been made on this, so coordinating with the other area is needed. As for 11/8/10, this project is temporarily Closed, as most of the work has been completed, or moved into more efficient translation systems for people on the ground. This project coordinated and managed a contact list of volunteer French and Haitian Creole translators for the purpose of matching them with current CC projects with translation needs.
Languages and Translation - CrisisCommons Wiki
That said, if you have questions about mobile development projects going on in CC and can't find it here or searching feel free to contact Chris Selmer or David Rees who may be able to get you pointed in the right direction.
Cross-Camp Mobile Development - CrisisCommons Wiki
Ushahidi :: Crowdsourcing Crisis Information (FOSS)
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