According to the logs on the HOT list it started on 24th, with 45-50
e-mails related to the ebola response in the first 24 hours, and 3 tasks
initiated that same day, which tends to show a pretty good reactiveness.
It could be instructive to do the same investigations directly in the
OSM base. My feeling is that on this crisis the emerging African OSM
communities made a difference.
Rod
On 22/03/15 17:01, Pierre Béland wrote:
March 22 2014, we started to monitor this humanitarian response.
Thanks to all of those who contributed, who are still supporting the
humanitarians in the field.
As discussed this week with the humanitarian organizations and UN
Agencies on our skype coordination group, we should be both optimistic
with the progress in reduction of cases and realistic in the efforts
to maintain to control this epidemic and help the West Africa
countries the most affected to build better sanitation conditions and
restart the economies severly affected by the last year epidemic.
See the twitter to thanks all the OSM contributors.
https://twitter.com/pierzen/status/579626398857502720
regard
Pierre
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