International disaster mapping charity working to ensure humanitarian responders have access to the maps & data they need to save lives & relieve suffering.
In emergencies, information saves lives. In Chuuk, #FSM 🇫🇲, the integrated OCHA/UNDAC team, with @IMMAP_inc and @mapaction, has been working with DECEM, Chuuk DCO, and IOM to turn data into decisions for the #TyphoonSinlaku response.
Technical support can be "the connective tissue that allows local leadership to function at scale." Find out how MapAction and partners are working together to reinforce a locally-led information management landscape in #Lebanon. icvanetwork.org/topics/5517/…#DataForGood#LocalAction
We are delighted to be able to continue this partnership with @KenyaAsal (Arid and Semi-Arid Lands Network) to strengthen local civil society resilience to droughts.
@KenyaAsal & @oxfamkenya has kicked off data and GIS training supported by @mapaction with the hope to strengthen data collection, analysis and mapping, with a goal of improving coordination, evidence-based decision-making, and timely humanitarian response across ASAL regions.
@KenyaAsal & @oxfamkenya has kicked off data and GIS training supported by @mapaction with the hope to strengthen data collection, analysis and mapping, with a goal of improving coordination, evidence-based decision-making, and timely humanitarian response across ASAL regions.
To plan how to get where by helicopter in a landscape where the geography has changed and where complex operations are evolving by the hour, humanitarian agencies need maps based on the latest data. This work is supported by @AuswaertigesAmt#mapssavelives#HurricaneMelissa
MapAction's latest map from our team working on the response to #HurricaneMelissa in #Jamaica highlights which marooned communities have been assessed and which haven't, as well as which ones can be reached by land or air only.
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Supported by @AuswaertigesAmt
This map by our team in Jamaica shows the extent of damage to buildings, with more than 40% of all buildings damaged in several urban areas. In Black River, it is 65%. In western #Jamaica alone, nearly 25,000 buildings were damaged. This work is supported by @AuswaertigesAmt
📢 Hurricane Melissa Update
In Kingston, WCK partner Mystic Thai prepared meals ahead of Hurricane Melissa’s arrival. Comforting plates of chicken curry with rice and salad were served to families sheltering from the storm. With our network of local partners, we’re ready to begin serving more meals as soon as it’s safe after Melissa’s landfall. #ChefsForJamaica