ALERA-FI
Technology for integrated flood monitoring.
Brings fragmented flood-related information together into one operational platform.
A youth-led flood resilience initiative on the Citarum River

Spot the Rises. Protect the Lives.

AlirCita is a youth-led initiative developing a community-based approach to flood resilience.
The challenge
Flood data sits across different sources, so it is hard to see how conditions are changing.
Local youth need practical ways to learn community flood monitoring.

We combine technology and capacity building to strengthen local flood resilience, connecting better access to flood information with people who are prepared to use it.
AlirCita strengthens local flood resilience through two connected components.
Technology for integrated flood monitoring.
Brings fragmented flood-related information together into one operational platform.
Building local capacity for flood preparedness.
Equips local youth with flood preparedness knowledge and hands-on flood monitoring skills to support their communities.
Together, ALERA-FI and the workshop help communities act on flood information, before the water rises.
From a first conversation with local volunteers to funding for our first implementation.
It began with conversations with the Jaga Balai Majalaya volunteer team about the pain points they face in flood preparedness and in getting timely flood information.
Follow the river from kickoff to our first workshop in Majalaya and beyond.
Establish the project direction, program concept, and development plan for AlirCita.

Begin developing the integrated flood-monitoring platform that will support the AlirCita program.
Launch the first production version of ALERA-FI and prepare the platform for the first program implementation.
Conduct the first Flood Preparedness Workshop in Majalaya, combining flood preparedness knowledge with hands-on flood monitoring.
Gather feedback and lessons from the first implementation to improve both ALERA-FI and the workshop.
Explore opportunities to adapt the AlirCita model for more flood-prone communities along the Citarum River.
We envision flood-prone communities where local people have the knowledge, information, and tools to better understand changing flood conditions and support their communities.
Majalaya is the starting point for AlirCita's first implementation. From there, we aim to learn, improve, and build an approach that can be adapted for more communities along the Citarum River.
Majalaya, starting point
Learn and improve, strengthen the program through experience and feedback
Citarum communities, long-term ambition
AlirCita is in development. As we work toward our first implementation, we welcome partners and supporters who can help build, test, and strengthen the initiative.