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Project Goal
In the last decade, ICTs have been, to a greater or lesser extent, instruments of administrative reform that can help governments to generate mechanisms to be more efficient, transparent and participatory.Business Problem Solved
This is an open data project for territorial planning on a national scale, so it is not directly linked to a business market. However, it comes to solve the problems of access to information for Disaster Risk Management (DRM), closely linked to priority 1 and 2 of the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction, which are: "Priority 1: Understand disaster risk" and "Priority 2: Strengthen disaster risk governance to manage disaster risk".
Technology Implemented
The system has been developed in the ArcGIS Online ecosystem, as this is a powerful tool that facilitates the interoperability of the different modules. For this purpose, ArcGIS Hub technology , ArcGIS Experience Builder, ArcGIS Survey 123 and ArcGIS Dashboards were mainly used.
Development Team Biography
Domingo Confesor Matías Hernández: Vice Minister of Territorial Planning and Regional Development. He is a sociologist and agronomist engineer with master's degrees in Local Public Management and Territorial Planning and Environmental Management.
Mercedes Feliciano M: Director of Disaster Risk Management and Climate Change. She is a civil engineer with a master's degree in Public Management and a specialization in Risk Management in Development Processes.
Miguel S. Montero Bautista: In charge of the system development and implementation process. He has extensive studies in information technology and works as a Territorial Analyst.
Iveth Cruz: Analyst in the development and implementation of information capture tools for DRM indicators. She is an economist with a master's degree in Project Management and works as a Territorial Analyst.