Yanioba

Yanioba is a community-powered platform that makes neighborhoods safer through real-time incident reporting, alerts, and data-driven insights to tack Ghana's critical safety challenges, especially the devastating floods that keep happening, by giving citizens the tools to report hazards, get early warnings, and help build stronger communities. How It Works For Community Members: Report incidents like floods, accidents, crime, fires, traffic jams, and potholes with photos and GPS location. View a real-time interactive map showing all incidents in your area with color-coded severity markers. Set up alert zones for your home, workplace, and favorite places to get Email, SMS and push notifications when something happens nearby. Access trend charts and community statistics to understand patterns in your area. How It Works For Emergency Responders: Get a centralized dashboard to view, verify, and manage incoming incident reports Use analytics to identify high-risk areas and spot recurring problem patterns Coordinate across multiple agencies for faster, more efficient emergency response Make data-driven decisions about where to allocate resources and prioritize infrastructure improvements Benefits for Ghanaians: Life-Saving Early Warnings Receive alerts before floods hit instead of being caught off guard. Get time to evacuate, protect your property, or avoid dangerous routes. Faster Emergency Response Precise GPS coordinates and photo evidence help responders reach victims faster and know exactly what they're dealing with before they arrive. Smarter Government Spending Authorities use hotspot data to figure out where to fix roads, clear drains, and build flood defenses instead of guessing where the money should go. Moolre Integration: We're using Moolre's entire payment ecosystem to power the platform: Collections for premium subscriptions and credit top-ups through mobile money. SMS for critical warnings when push notifications aren't available. Why It Matters: The June 2026 floods were devastating, 35 people dead and 58,000 displaced in Accra alone. We're not just building an app, we're building infrastructure that can prevent that kind of tragedy from happening again. Early warnings save lives. Better data means smarter spending on roads and drainage. When people see their reports actually getting fixed, trust grows between communities and government. Safer communities attract investment, improve quality of life, and enable real economic growth.