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Disaster response and humanitarian tech

Explore 185 projects in the Disaster response and humanitarian tech category of the Civic Tech Field Guide.

There's a long tradition of volunteer technologists rallying to aid communities in the aftermath of a disaster or humanitarian crisis. Many of the problems and solutions, such as managing skilled volunteers remotely, apply to other domains in the Civic Tech Field Guide. See also: Participatory Aid.

185 projects

AidKit

AidKit is a commercial aid and benefits management platform that lets US government agencies and nonprofits run applications, eligibility checks, case management and payments for direct-aid programs.

2026

Emergency Mode for News

Emergency Mode for News is a free disaster-preparedness resource hub that gives U.S. journalists and newsrooms checklists, templates, training and publishing tools for before, during and after climate disasters.

2026

eBrigade

eBrigade gives associations, NGOs, and civil protection organisations a single platform to schedule, mobilise, and retain volunteers — including those with intermittent, on-call, or seasonal availability.

Paris

Slovguide

Slovguide — довідник про життя у Словаччині українською та російською. Кожен матеріал перевірено за чинними законами Словаччини, з посиланнями на офіційні джерела (minv.sk, slov-lex.sk, сайти відомств), датою останньої перевірки та іменем експерта, який вичитав текст. Правила змінюються — ми оновлюємо статті та публікуємо зміни в новинах.

Bratislava
2026

HalexDream!

Providing weather, earthquake, disaster prevention and lifestyle-related information as well as consultation on its usage.

Saitama, Japan

Kidsdoor

An organization focused on child support in Japan, tackling social challenges surrounding children with child poverty as the primary focus.

Nerima City, Tokyo, Japan

Dream Possibility (D×P)

Supporting youth in financial hardship through LINE consultations and food assistance, including food and cash distributions via LINE

Japan

AiCT Consortium Digital Disaster Prevention Service

AiCT Consortium digital disaster service providing alerts, evacuation instructions, hazard maps, and safety confirmation to strengthen regional disaster preparedness

Aizuwakamatsu City, Japan (Nihon or Nippon) 🇯🇵

BODIK Open Data Center

Open data support tool for a smart Kyushu. BODIK ODCS is a shared open-data catalogue platform hosting 18,000+ datasets from 348 participating Japanese local governments, letting small municipalities publish standardized open data without each building their own portal.