Project Duavata (Translates to togetherness)

A log in option for admins to manage and control databases and the monitoring platforms
For regional civil society to share information, It has to first be captured. We have proposed a form that can capture any type of data.
Data submitted get analysed, sorted and displayed.
Information is first gathered, analysed, shared and monitored.
What unities us is our geogrpahy and so the main innovative feature we hope to propose is the location capture option.
We have proposed a we browser platform which can be accessed on both computers an mobile devices.
Our tracking and monitoring options that allow users to track and monitor regional civil society to check submissions and implementations
Our monitoring platform with the details of information gathered, listed, analysed and dislayed on a live interactive web map
The tracking and monitoring dashboard is interavtive and can be used on browers on laptops and mobile devices.

The inspiration to develop this proposed solution was the rare birds back in my family land in Natewa and need for me to be active in NGOs and see how NGOs operate and I saw this challange hackathon as an opportunity to use my skills to understand more about NGOs and CSOs

Our solution to the problem is simple and straight forward also taking into considerations the extreme complications in processes that PIANGO has.

Our solution captures information, analyzes, tracks, monitors and displays it on a web browser that is also acessible throught mobile devices.

The solution was built through a website builder from godaddy sites .com and a GIS online solution called ESRI ArcGIS online as we belive that this is a geographical problem that needs a geogrpahical approach solution and hence the use of GIS. Open source programs are very expensive to maintian over lengths of periods of time hence our choice to use ArcGIS online.

The challenges we ran into while trying to develop it trying to fully understand the requirements of PIANGO and trying to navigate our drua through the vast compications of vague processes that PIANGO requires and converting these into technical IT solutions that make sense

We learned that NGOs and CSOs need a online solution to their needs and our proposal best fits the challenge in terms of use and budgetary requirements.

We look forward to all the solutions and hope to work together in the near future with any NGO or CSO in developing real it solutions for the pacific.

Thank you and Vinaa sara vaa levu for the wonderful opportunity.