137 | | 1. collect and present the 4W data efficiently for decision support |
138 | | a. Form for authorized organization to download the 4W CSV template |
139 | | a. Same form to upload the CSV file with updated data |
140 | | a. resolve any duplicates or errors in the data |
141 | | a. generic tool for developing sector and location wise reports |
142 | | 1. improve DS and GN reporting; |
143 | | a. two options: CSV upload or ShaRe forms |
144 | | a. CSV upload: |
145 | | i. CSV template download |
146 | | i. Upload CSV with updates |
147 | | a. ShaRe forms: mobile and desktop apps |
148 | | 1. Reporting |
149 | | a. Generate pivot tables and charts |
150 | | a. Publish and manage location and organization specific situational-report blogs |
151 | | a. Upload Event specific photos and documents; then refer to them through hyperlinks (e.g. homepage, sitreps) |
152 | | |
153 | | 1. run a call center to log requests and activities |
154 | | a. log requests with purpose and needs |
155 | | a. augment the log with request items |
156 | | a. approve to open for donor commits |
| 138 | |
| 139 | 1. Needs Entry: users to enter humanitarian response needs and aid requests |
| 140 | a. Develop an online entry form in the platform for logging needs |
| 141 | 2. 4W Activities: users to enter information on humanitarian responses undertaken |
| 142 | a. Develop an online entry form in the platform that allows for data to be transferred between needs and 4W forms |
| 143 | 3. Commitments: users can partially or fully commit to meeting the needs entered into the platform |
| 144 | a. Develop a specific version of the 4W entry form that is accessed through the needs summary table, transferring relevant information from the needs form to the Committment form and allowing for editing |
| 145 | 4. Dashboard: Visual representation of needs and responses on a map |
| 146 | 5. Reporting |
| 147 | a. Visualise the data from needs, 4W activities and commitment forms on a map |
| 148 | 6. Publish Situational Reports and Updates & Upload other relevant documentation to the platform |
170 | | * Depending on a structured spreadsheet (CSV) file agreed upon by the HCT community and Government |
| 165 | * The National Disaster Relief Services Council (NDRSC) within the Ministry of Disaster Management, has previously engaged the Sahana Software Foundation in developing a disaster relief coordination platform |
| 166 | * The NDRSC has expressed that they are interested in continuing with a Sahana product or other online coordination tool, at a national-to-sub-national level |
| 167 | * The ShaRe Hub Platform will aim to "plug-in" to any existing GoSL tools where possible, and learnings will be shared to assist in the development of other systems. |
| 168 | |
| 169 | ''note'' Previously, a structured spreadsheet (CSV) file was to be agreed upon by the HCT community and Government for joint usage. The platform now operates using online entry forms rather than upload capability. |
| 170 | |