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DIGEST SIGNUP THE DIGEST SUBSCRIBE TO CURATED FINDINGS AND ACTIONABLE KNOWLEDGE FROM THE LIVING LIBRARY, DELIVERED TO YOUR INBOX EVERY FRIDAY × Skip to content The Living Library Curated findings and actionable knowledge at the intersection of technology, innovation, and governance Menu * About * Library Expand child menu * Latest * Collection * Catalog * Products Expand child menu * Index * 21st Century Vocabulary * Selected Readings * OGRX – Open Governance Research Exchange * Services * SUBSCRIBE Search for: Search UNDP EYES UKRAINE’S DAMAGED BUILDINGS WITH CROWDSOURCING, MOBILE APP Curated on Posted on February 19, 2015October 10, 2018 by Stefaan Verhulst Aida Akl at VOA TECHtonics: “The crisis that plunged east Ukraine into war in November 2013 has damaged or destroyed critical infrastructure and limited access to areas caught up in fighting between Ukraine’s government forces and pro-Russian rebels. In order to assess damage, the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) turned to crowdsourcing to help restore social infrastructure as part of a United Nations, European Union and World Bank Recovery and Peacebuilding Assessment for Eastern Ukraine…. Using an interactive map, ReDonbass, and a mobile app (Android and iOS), people of Donetsk and Lugansk regions can report damaged homes, hospitals, schools, kindergartens or libraries. The easy-to-use interactive tool allows any person with a mobile phone and access to the Internet to download the most accurate data about the building in its location, photographs of the damage, and the status of the recovery phase. After that, the Ukrainian government and international donors will use the data to better plan reconstruction. Information from the map will contribute to an ongoing Recovery and Peacebuilding Assessment for Eastern Ukraine. UNDP is part of the assessment that brings the United Nations, the European Union and the World Bank Group together to analyze the impact of the conflict and offer recommendations for short-term recovery and peacebuilding over the next two years….The map has also proven to be very useful for the experts from the Ukrainian Government and a recently launched UNDP-Government of Japan project aiming to restore critical infrastructure for social care and services. They [are] using it to identify schools, orphanages, elderly homes, and social services centers that need to be restored and rebuilt first….(More)”. CategoriesCollection TagsTOPICS: crowdsourcing TagsSECTORS: international development TagsGOVERNANCE LEVEL: TagsREGION: Eastern Europe, Europe TagsTYPES: CONTENTS * Share: * Facebook * Twitter * LinkedIn * RSS RELATED ARTICLES Disfactory Project: How to Detect Illegal Factories by Open Source Technology and Crowdsourcing Quality Assessment of Volunteered Geographic Information Access to data for research: lessons for the National Data Library from the front lines of AI innovation. Local Systems Facial Recognition Goes to War CONTRIBUTE TO OUR SELECTED READINGS Did you come across – or create – a compelling piece of research at the leading edge of innovation in governance? Share it with us at info@thegovlab.org so that we can add it to the Collection! Feedback and bug reports can also be submitted to us via email . WE’RE HOME AT /// JS FUNCTIONS /// Latest Collection Catalog Index Selected Readings 21st Century Vocabulary About Testimonials Services Subscribe SOCIAL ICONS * Facebook * Twitter * RSS FOOTER The Living Library is a product and service of The GovLab at NYU’s Tandon School of Engineering. This work by The GovLab is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. Copyright Infringement Information. Proudly powered by WordPress Close