Over the last year, HOT with the support of the OSM community has made the 
difference in many countries, responding to humanitarians in imergency 
contexts. Just to name a few, we have made the difference in Democratic 
Republic of Congo, Mali, Syria, Central African Republic. And finally, for the 
Philippines Haiyan Typhoon, we were able to deliver paper maps in 10 days, 
including in many areas the damaged buildings.  Look at the medias were the 
humanitarian community says how OSM has made the difference.

We work in a stressful context and need support. For some of you, that dont 
follow closely our work, it make look that we dont respect rules. We see that 
in every orgnization. You have some work can you can plan for years. Other 
tasks were you need a lot of reactivity and flexibility. Instead of general 
critics saying we do not follow the rules, we would prefer that people propose 
us concrete solutions adapted to this context. 

This give me the opportunity to thank the many developpers that permitted 
success of Haiyan Activation. They came with concrete propositions and realized 
them rapidly.

When you manage a crisis, you dont plan the same way as you do for long term 
projects.  We need propositions that are adapted to this reality and support us 
in our action.



 
Pierre 



________________________________
 De : Martin Koppenhoefer <[email protected]>
À : Severin MENARD <[email protected]> 
Cc : "[email protected]" <[email protected]>; 
"[email protected]" <[email protected]> 
Envoyé le : Mercredi 8 janvier 2014 9h53
Objet : Re: [HOT] [Imports] CAR Activation; experienced mappers to finish the 
import of UNICEF data?
 




2014/1/8 Severin MENARD <[email protected]>

Paul,
>
>
>I took you only 24 hours in December to stop this import. I would appreciate 
>the same speed to help us solving the issue(s) you identified for this import 
>that has humanitarian benefits.


if the import is not done nicely and the data or tagging has issues, there will 
also be few benefit (it might even harm to have some kind of problematic data 
or errors online rather than having nothing)


cheers,
Martin


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