Currently, community-scale sustainability and resilience monitoring, evaluation, and planning are restrained and hampered due to a lack of effective measurement of indicators from the grassroots level, dissemination of information among the multiple stakeholders, and dynamic data analytics to derive the spatio-temporal dynamic variability for selected parameters or scenarios. This requires models based on crowd-sourced data for deriving dynamic decisions that can translate to policy recommendations, and sustainable interventions to cope with dynamic changes in the ecosystem.
The SREE app helps one to assess and monitor the sustainability and resilience of the community in which they reside. Being a crowd-sourced application, SREE enables users to contribute to the sustainability and resilience initiatives of their community. Moreover, the assessment results enable relevant stakeholders (community members as well as regional administrators) to suggest policies and interventions to make the communities self-reliant. SREE strives to ensure that each community is able to progress to achieve United Nation’s SDGs.