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Real-World Impact

Disaster Management Platform
Deployments for Philippine LGUs

From Metro Manila to local government units — see how ProjectLIGTAS has been deployed to protect lives, improve emergency response, and empower communities with real-time disaster intelligence.

2+
Active LGU Deployments
63+
Cities Covered
16+
River Gauges Monitored
75k+
Residents Served
24/7
Real-Time Monitoring
Featured Case Study

OneCaintaLigtas

A full-scale disaster management platform deployed for the Municipality of Cainta, Rizal — built on the ProjectLIGTAS framework.

Live Deployment

Municipality of Cainta
Rizal, Philippines

OneCaintaLigtas is a dedicated disaster resilience portal built for the LGU of Cainta — one of Rizal's most flood-prone municipalities. Featuring real-time flood monitoring, community flood reporting, evacuation center mapping, and a public awareness quiz platform.

Flood Monitoring Community Reporting Evac Center Mapping Public Awareness LGU Portal Interactive Quiz
  • Cainta sits in a flood-prone basin where Marikina River overflow regularly displaces thousands of residents during typhoon season.
  • The LGU lacked a centralized, real-time platform for residents to report flooding and access evacuation information.
  • Low public awareness of flood preparedness and proper evacuation protocols led to delayed responses during emergencies.
  • Deployed a white-labeled ProjectLIGTAS instance with Cainta-specific data — river gauges, barangay boundaries, and evacuation centers.
  • Integrated real-time PAGASA water level feeds for the Marikina River and DAHITI dam monitoring.
  • Built a community flood reporting system allowing residents to submit geotagged reports directly to the LGU dashboard.
  • Added an interactive BetterCainta Quiz to gamify disaster preparedness education for residents.
  • LGU now has a 24/7 real-time view of flood conditions across all barangays from a single dashboard.
  • Community flood reports are geocoded and surfaced to responders within seconds of submission.
  • Evacuation center occupancy and status are updated in real time during disaster events.
  • Public quiz platform actively used for disaster preparedness training and community engagement.
24/7
Live flood & river monitoring
16+
PAGASA stations integrated
~75k
Cainta residents served
4
Core modules deployed
Command Center Map Flood Command Center Admin Dashboard
OneCaintaLigtas Admin Portal onecaintaligtas.com
More Deployments

Other Projects & Integrations

Ongoing work across different sectors and use cases built on the ProjectLIGTAS platform.

Private Community
FEHA Ligtas — Filinvest East Homes Association

A dedicated disaster preparedness and flood monitoring portal for Filinvest East Homes Association — a private residential community in Marikina. Provides real-time flood alerts, community incident reporting, and emergency coordination for homeowners.

feha.projectligtas.com
Live
Platform Feature
Disaster Weather Map — Metro Manila

Live rain radar (RainViewer), typhoon tracking, river gauge overlays, flood risk zones, and evacuation centers on a single interactive map — covering 63+ cities and municipalities.

63+ cities · 24/7 live radar
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Data Platform
Barangay Flood Risk Intelligence

Programmatic flood susceptibility pages for 139 barangays across 17 Metro Manila cities — combining NOAH UP flood data with typhoon-season action guides and evacuation routing.

139 barangays · 17 cities
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Our Approach

How an LGU Deployment Works

From initial scoping to go-live in as little as 4–8 weeks.

01
Discovery

We work with your LGU or organization to understand your disaster risk profile, geographic coverage, and key data sources.

02
Data Integration

We connect local river gauges, PAGASA feeds, DAHITI dam data, and community reporting channels to your instance.

03
Deployment

Your branded portal goes live with staff training, dashboard access, and public-facing features tailored to your community.

04
Ongoing Support

24/7 uptime monitoring, regular feature updates, and dedicated support during typhoon and flood seasons.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about deploying ProjectLIGTAS for your LGU or organization.

ProjectLIGTAS is a white-label disaster management platform built for Philippine LGUs, municipalities, and provinces. It integrates real-time PAGASA weather data, river gauge feeds, DAHITI dam monitoring, community flood reporting, and evacuation center mapping into a single portal. Each LGU gets a custom-branded instance tailored to their specific barangays, river systems, and evacuation infrastructure — with no shared data between deployments.
A standard LGU deployment takes 4–8 weeks from discovery to launch: 1–2 weeks for data integration (river gauges, evacuation centers, barangay boundaries), 2–4 weeks for portal customization and testing, and 1–2 weeks for staff training and soft launch. Urgent deployments before typhoon season can be expedited. The Municipality of Cainta went from agreement to live deployment within this timeline.
Yes. ProjectLIGTAS integrates directly with PAGASA water level stations, DAHITI dam monitoring feeds, and local rain gauge networks. The OneCaintaLigtas deployment monitors 16+ PAGASA stations along the Marikina River in real time, automatically alerting LGU responders when water levels approach critical thresholds. Custom sensor integrations can also be added for municipalities with their own monitoring hardware.
The Municipality of Cainta, Rizal uses ProjectLIGTAS as OneCaintaLigtas — their official disaster resilience portal serving approximately 75,000 residents. The platform also powers FEHA Ligtas for Filinvest East Homes Association (a private residential community in Marikina), and the ProjectLIGTAS public platform covers 63+ cities across Metro Manila and nearby provinces with real-time flood risk data for 139 barangays.
Deployment costs vary based on coverage area, number of data integrations, and custom features required. ProjectLIGTAS is designed to be accessible for Philippine LGUs of all sizes — from small municipalities to large cities. Contact the team for a custom proposal tailored to your community's disaster risk profile and budget. Most LGU deployments qualify for LDRRMF (Local Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Fund) allocation.

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