OBJECTIVE OF THE PROJECT The objective of this project is to conduct a comprehensive regional study on the resilience of subsea telecommunications cable infrastructure in the Caribbean. This study will involve creating a multi-stakeholder ArcGIS-based map to investigate the dependencies among subsea cables, assessing their resilience, and studying climate change-related and natural risks impacting these…
Read MoreOBJECTIVE OF THE PROJECT The objective of the project is to convene and train community-based organizations from environmentally vulnerable and under-resourced communities on building and utilizing the Portable Network Kit (consisting of hardware and software housed in a waterproof, battery-powered, solar-enabled kit) for disaster preparedness and post-disaster connectivity. By focusing on technology, training, and relationship…
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OBJECTIVE OF THE PROJECT The project aims to establish a replicable model for community-led, sustainable Internet provision that enhances community resilience during disasters in Indonesia. This will be achieved by: 1) Deploying resilient Internet infrastructure; 2) Engaging local stakeholders: Fostering collaboration and ownership among local communities, government agencies, non-governmental organizations, and disaster response groups to…
Read MoreOBJECTIVE OF THE PROJECT The project aims to strengthen Internet resilience in disaster-prone rural and remote areas of Mexico and Argentina. It will collaborate with up to 25 existing Community Network across both countries, benefiting approximately 10,000 people. The project focuses on two key areas: (1) Deploying satellite backhaul and increasing power redundancy through solar…
Read MoreOBJECTIVE OF THE PROJECT The project aims to locate self-contained emergency communications trailers in 25 identified major urban areas around the United States to enhance emergency response and preparedness operations, specifically addressing Internet connectivity across all disaster recovery phases. Each trailer is self-sustaining, ensuring the resource remains available for community recovery as long as needed,…
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