SCC-CIVIC-PG Track B Design for Community Resilience: Participatory Civic Technology to Close the Last-Mile Disaster Relief Gap in Puerto Rico

SCC-CIVIC-PG 社区复原力 B 轨设计：参与式公民技术缩小波多黎各最后一英里的救灾差距

• 批准号: 2228635
• 负责人: Soledad Gaztambide-Arandes
• 金额: $ 5万
• 依托单位: FOUNDATION FOR PUERTO RICO, INC.
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 项目类别: Standard Grant
• 财政年份: 2022
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2022-12-15 至 2023-05-31
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://www.nsf.gov/awardsearch/showAward?AWD_ID=2228635&HistoricalAwards=false
• 关键词: SCC; CIVIC; PG; Track; Design

This project seeks to pilot a participatory civic technology initiative, re+connect, to close the last-mile disaster relief gap and create long-term resilience for under-served communities in Puerto Rico. Home to 3.2 million people, Puerto Rico is confronted with more frequent and more destructive disasters such as hurricanes and floods. The need to better prepare the Island for future disasters is immense and urgent. Building on collaborative research and design efforts from the past three years, this project aims to mobilize, inform, and coordinate collective action through a mobile application and engagement program across residents, community groups, and governmental and non-governmental entities in disaster management to direct the right responses, to the right places, at the right time. Currently, there is limited guidance on how to design such systems that effectively leverage the strengths, resources, and best practices of communities and citizens in response to disasters. This project brings together a team with expertise and experiences across humanitarian innovation, participatory design, civic engagement, social and behavioral science, disaster informatics, software technology, and social entrepreneurship to both advance knowledge and understanding in key fields related to disaster management and generate measurable, inclusive, and equitable social impacts. Successful implementation of the initiative will enhance peoples' access to essential resources and services by strengthening social connectedness, improving local disaster information and knowledge inclusion, and facilitating collaboration and coordination across stakeholders to achieve disaster management goals.This project aims to build, test, and pilot an initiative that integrates an accessible, reliable, and user-friendly software application and community engagement program to crowdsource key information to bridge the gap between essential resources and services provision and community needs. With the goal of yielding a sustainable, scalable, and transferable initiative across the Island, this project aims to reach at least 100,000 residents from the most vulnerable communities and generate knowledge and lessons learned to serve as a model for efforts in other disaster-prone regions. The Stage 1 award will support a series of planning activities to: 1) Solidify roles, governance, and management structure across the proposing team; 2) Strengthen collaboration with implementing partners (civic partners who will be potential users of the initiative) and expand stakeholder buy-in; and 3) Refine the vision and plan for executing the pilot project in Stage 2. The team will refine implementation plans for product development; research; community engagement; business, implementation, and growth; humanitarian ethics, data, and technology governance; and monitoring, evaluation, accountability, and learning.CIVIC is a joint program with NSF, Department of Homeland Security Science and Technology Directorate, FEMA, and Department of Energy Vehicle Technology Office.This award reflects NSF's statutory mission and has been deemed worthy of support through evaluation using the Foundation's intellectual merit and broader impacts review criteria.

该项目旨在试行一项参与式公民技术计划，Re+Connect，以缩小最后一英里的救灾鸿沟，并为波多黎各的服务不足社区创造长期的韧性。波多黎各拥有320万人的所在地，面临着更频繁，更具破坏性的灾难，例如飓风和洪水。为将来的灾难做好更好的准备是巨大而迫切的。该项目以过去三年的合作研究和设计工作为基础，旨在通过跨居民，社区团体，政府和非政府实体在灾难管理中的移动应用程序和参与计划来动员，告知和协调集体行动，以将正确的回应指导到正确的时间，以指导正确的回应。当前，关于如何设计这样的系统的指导有限，这些系统有效地利用社区和公民的优势，资源和最佳实践来应对灾难。该项目汇集了一个具有人道主义创新，参与式设计，公民参与，社会和行为科学，灾难信息学，软件技术和社会企业家精神的团队，以提高与灾难管理有关的关键领域的知识和理解，并产生可衡量的，包容性的社会影响。 Successful implementation of the initiative will enhance peoples' access to essential resources and services by strengthening social connectedness, improving local disaster information and knowledge inclusion, and facilitating collaboration and coordination across stakeholders to achieve disaster management goals.This project aims to build, test, and pilot an initiative that integrates an accessible, reliable, and user-friendly software application and community engagement program to crowdsource key information to bridge the gap between essential resources and services提供和社区需求。为了在整个岛上产生可持续，可扩展和可转让的计划，该项目旨在吸引至少100,000个居民，并从最脆弱的社区中吸引了100,000个居民，并为在其他容易发生灾难的地区提供了努力的知识和经验教训。第1阶段奖将支持一系列计划活动：1）巩固整个建议团队的角色，治理和管理结构； 2）加强与实施合作伙伴（将成为该计划的潜在用户的公民合作伙伴）的合作，并扩大利益相关者的买入； 3）完善第2阶段执行试点项目的愿景和计划。团队将完善产品开发的实施计划；研究;社区参与；业务，实施和增长；人道主义伦理，数据和技术治理；以及监视，评估，问责制和学习。Civic是与NSF，国土安全科学和技术局，FEMA和能源车辆技术部门办公室的联合计划。该奖项反映了NSF的法定任务，并被认为是值得通过基金会的知识分子优点和更广泛的影响审查标准来通过评估来通过评估来支持的。