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RapidFTR is a mobile (Android) application and database system that lets aid workers collect and share information about children in emergency situations, so they can be reunited with their families. This process, called Family Tracing and Reunification (FTR), has so far been done using paper forms. The RapidFTR project initially came out of an ITP class called Design for UNICEF, taught by Clay Shirky. It is now in active development with help from volunteers from ThoughtWorks and the open source community.

RapidFTR as an application has both a mobile and a web interface. A mobile phone will be used by field workers to register preliminary information about the children. Additional actions can also be done through the mobile when new information is collected on the field. The web application will be used to enter additional information through further conversations with the children and share information across multiple centers.

The web application is on Ruby on Rails stack and the current mobile application is on Android platform.

Learn More about RapidFTR

How to get started

  • Look up Work Items in Mingle – RapidFTR’s Requirements repository
    Click here to learn how to use Mingle for RapidFTR (includes How to create a mingle account + sign-up for a work-item/story)
  • Discuss with other members – Join us in IRC

Releases


Functional & Technical Overview of Feature Modules


Strategy, Design, and stuff


Setting up Your Workstation for Development

RapidFTR Web App Development

RapidFTR Android Client Development


Demo / UAT / Production Environment Set Up

Installing RapidFTR on Netbooks


API


All RapidFTR Wiki Pages

  • Click through here. There’s lots more to look at.

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