FloodLight
A Code for Pakistan initiative to Crowdsource the flood-related data from the 2022 Floods in Pakistan.
Pakistan
2022
floods
https://refugeephrasebook.de/
Refugee Phrasebook
The Refugee Phrasebook is a multilingual tool that provides basic useful vocabulary related to the most common immediate needs. It is an open collaborative project that assembles important phrases from various fields, building a collection of useful words and phrases for refugees who just arrived.
Active
European Union (EU)
Open source: Yes
- Org. type
- Grassroots / Indie project
- Project type
- Resource
- Country
- Europe
- Language(s)
- English
- Categories
- Disaster response and humanitarian tech, Glossaries, Translation tools, platforms, and communities
- Tags
- refugees, migration, immigration
- Added
- 2025-06-04
- Last modified
- 2026-07-12T16:45:13.000Z
Additional details
- Number of integrations
- 0
- Geographic focus
- Global
- Community
- refugees
- Source
- <https://refugeephrasebook.de/> and Aapti Institute's Taxonomising Resistance Technologies database: https://dataonthemove.aapti.in/restechtaxonomy
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