monday.com’s Emergency Response Team is donating digital disaster management tools to organizations supporting the population of Chile
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The monday.com Emergency Response Team (ERT) partners with humanitarian NGOs and governmental agencies to help enhance their impact during emergencies, through donating digital emergency products and technical expertise and services.
We scale the impact of aid organizations during the response to disasters through the digital transformation of their core emergency operations. We provide support and complete digital transformation during the disaster stage as well as in preparedness, and recovery.
Expert consultation on the digitalization of emergency response management
Joint emergency deployment with real-time design of specific digital requirements
Solution development in real-time, based on specific situation on the ground
Solution training and full transfer of ownership to operational team in the field
Implementation of EOC with monday.com's platform and tech equipment
The Emergency Response Team enhances and scale our partners’ disaster relief efforts and impact. Take a look at some of our recent projects, and contact us if you think we can help you too.
Typhoon: Emergency Operations Center
Typhoon Falcon, which struck the northern part of the Philippines, resulted in severe infrastructure damage and loss of life.
The monday ERT was deployed to provide support to an NGO for the full operation of their Emergency Operations Center (EOC).
Within days, the ERT facilitated the coordination of two large emergency response operations, and the mobilization of aid to over 10,000 households
Earthquake: needs assessment and distribution management
In 2023, a 6.8 magnitude earthquake struck the Moroccan Atlas Mountains, causing severe impact with over 800,000 people affected and thousands dead.
4 days after the earthquakes, ERT arrived to the field to support new and existing partners. The focus was village needs assessments, medical assessment and distribution management, as data was limited.
With monday, our partner, The High Atlas Foundation created the largest needs assessment database of >375 villages, and provided >490 tons of relief items
Peru heavy rains
In 2024, Peru declared a 60 day state of emergency due to heavy rains, causing landslides and floods, damaging or destroying 2K+ houses and affecting ±40K people.
The ERT joined SAR Peru, an organization charged with coordinating national preparedness and emergency response initiatives to support timely management and response to incidents.
The ERT deployed tools for real-time incident management, as well as coordination of team and equipment mobilization to ensure a rapid response.
Chile Wildfires
In February 2024 Chile experienced the worst wildfires of the century, with >10K hectares burnt, >6K houses destroyed and >130 lives lost
5 days after the wildfires started, ERT arrived to the field. With the help of our Chilean channel partner, Seidor, we created digital tools for 7 aid organizations to collect data and needs, manage aid distributions, register volunteers, and much more
the organizations supported were able to reach >100K people using the platform with meals and aid distributions, support >500 small business owners, manage donations, volunteers and several programs.
Venezuela Refugee Crisis
The Venezuelan refugee crisis is now considered the largest humanitarian crisis in the region, with 2,000 people estimated to be fleeing the country daily. Their journey to seek asylum includes a harsh, months long trek on foot, making those refugee shelters set up along the way vital to their chances of survival.
The ERT worked with a major INGO to design a comprehensive program management tool for refugee shelter management project including shelter logistics, refugee assessments, partner CRM, reporting and collaboration tools.
The Impact: In a few days the ERT and the INGO digitized the management of 94 shelters with annual population of 360,000, across Colombia, Guatemala and Mexico, providing relevant content and needed tools to refugees en transit.
Floods: volunteer registration
During the 2022 flooding season in NSW, Australia, Lismore experienced one of the worst flood events seen in years.
The ERT joined Resilient Lismore, a local civil society organization, and rapidly created the digital infrastructure to provide community support.
The ERT created a scalable solution to register over 700 community volunteers and match them with thousands of requests for jobs that came in, including house rebuilding, rubbish removal, matching wellbeing needs and population mapping.
Floods: rapid needs assessment solution
In April 2023, severe flooding in western Tanzania has claimed hundreds of lives, with the Talanda River overflowing and causing extensive damage to homes in the Sumbawanga District.
The ERT provided digital tools including a rapid assessment solution that facilitated data analysis and real-time broadcasting for decision makers at the headquarters.
The digital solution enabled the INGO to make swift and well-informed decisions in challenging and fragile environments.
Emergencies: coordination tools
During 2023, Ethiopia faced multiple emergencies, including conflict in the Tigray region and severe drought conditions. This resulted in violence, displacement, and a dire need for humanitarian assistance.
ERT partnered with an international aid organization that coordinates humanitarian efforts on a large scale. The ERT created a tool for coordination among humanitarian actors, ensuring efficient and effective response to emergencies in Ethiopia.
With the ERT’s support, our partner now has a centralized tool for their missions, assisting them to coordinate over 500 organizations in the Country.
Floods: Early Warning System
The northeastern part of India, specifically Assam state, is prone to annual tropical typhoons that result in severe floods and widespread disruptions
ERT partnered with two other tech companies to develop an early warning system, combining weather monitoring, mass notifications, and centralized communication using monday.com as an aggregator
The solution could potentially enable our partner to reduce the direct impact of floods by 30% through the provision of timely and informed messaging to the most vulnerable communities
South Sudan Humanitarian Aid Localization
South Sudan is highly exposed to emergency events, such as floods, droughts, disease outbreaks and famine, posing substantial risks to the population.
In 2024 the ERT arrived to South Sudan to support the RISE consortium of community-based organizations with digital tools to collect and share vital information, mobilize resources, and collaborate.
Rise is equipped with the digital tools to conduct comprehensive assessments, produce real-time reports, improve coordination among 8 organizations, and engage donors in evidence-based programs.
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After torrential rains and floods, the ERT arrived to Uganda to support and enhance the government’s designated Emergency Operation Center (EOC).
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In 2023 the mondayERT joined the Red Cross in India, to help them manage their Early Warning System and flood response, while integrating Google’s Flood Hub and Twillio mass messaging platform