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Open Access to Risk Information. Global Program for Safer Schools. Middle East and North Africa. GFDRR provides analytical work, technical assistance, and capacity building. To help vulnerable nations improve resilience and reduce risk. Addressing Diaster and Climate Risk.
New thinking for the Internet age. Find out more on the subject based on some of my recent experiences with healthcare communications and the power of social media.
Working for a World Free of Poverty. Learning sign language helped young deaf children in Vietnam get ready for school and improved communication with their families. Sign language became a common language in our family and it links us together, writes one mother. Trying to diversify its economy beyond oil, the Sultanate of Oman is working to overhaul its fisheries sector.
Resurgence supports cities to innovate through open data and to use effective communication strategies to protect their communities and assets from stresses and shocks. We have a particular emphasis on addressing climate related impacts - flooding, storms, droughts and heatwaves. We are working with a range of partners - BBC Media Action. The United Nations Making Cities Resilient Campaign. And the Open Data Institute.
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Bridging communities for disaster resilience. Strengthening local capacity in Open Source ICT tools for disaster resilience. read more. Continued development with mentor-suppourted fellowships. read more. Building better software together. read more. Creating relevant tools for Disaster Risk Management and Community Resilience. read more. Code for Resilience is a global initiative strengthening resilience to natural disasters by partnering disaster risk management experts with local technology communities.CONTENT
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We connect civic technologists with project leaders who have ideas for community solutions. Find community services in Sacramento County. Learn about the accessibility of polling locations.
This site is in beta! Please give us feedback. Looking for the old site? It is up at brigadehub. Our weekly hack night is focused on civic tech and making government services better in San Francisco. Code for San Francisco Project Investment Fund Relaunch. Mar 7, 2018 by Chuck Temple.
Code for San José Code for San José website. Where makers, designers, developers, and subject matter experts come together to use tech to solve civic problems. Share your ideas to identify needs and problems. Join ongoing discussions to create solutions. Join the discussion on Slack. Discuss needs with civil servants and civil society organizations. Join us at a Meetup.
新しい保育園マップができました 東京 水戸 川崎 高槻. Tokyo保育園マップβ版 by Code for Tokyo. みと保育園マップ 試験版 by Code for Ibaraki. かわさき保育園マップ by Code for Kawasaki. 川崎市の 川崎認定 おなかま保育室 地域保育園 にも対応. いこま保育園マップ by Code for Ikoma. とくしま保育園マップ by Code for Tokushima. おきなわ子育てマップ by Code for Okinawa. Code for Japan Summit 2015 に出展します.
Seattle residents using technology to support civic engagement and address local issues. Civic technology in Seattle, WA. Rob Letchworth, Yonas Berhe, and their team are developing an emergency evacuation program that will enable mobile users to find the fastest route to safety in the event of a large-scale natural disaster.