ProjectLIGTAS is more than a platform — it's a network of LGUs, communities, and organizations working together to make every Filipino more resilient against disaster. We don't have partners because we need logos on a page. We have them because the work requires it.
"Disaster doesn't distinguish between cities that can afford preparedness and those that can't. Neither should the tools we build."
ProjectLIGTAS is free for every Filipino citizen — always. Our partnerships with LGUs, communities, and civic organizations are what make that sustainable. When your organization works with us, you're not just getting a platform. You're making real-time disaster intelligence available to people who need it most.
These are not pilot programs or white-label demos. These are live systems protecting real communities right now.
The official disaster management platform of the Municipality of Cainta, Rizal — the first full LGU deployment of ProjectLIGTAS. Provides real-time flood monitoring, community incident reporting, and a DRRMO command dashboard for Cainta's 75,000+ residents.
A community deployment serving residents of Filinvest East, a private subdivision in Cainta, Rizal. Residents have access to scoped disaster reports, evacuation center mapping, and emergency alerts tailored to their community boundaries.
We work with different types of organizations depending on what makes the most sense for your community and your capacity.
For cities, municipalities, and barangay offices. We deploy the full platform with a DRRMO command dashboard, scoped to your jurisdiction.
For HOAs, private subdivisions, and gated communities. Your residents get a scoped deployment with community-specific reporting and alerts.
For businesses and corporations whose employees and customers live in the communities we serve. Support the platform and demonstrate Bayanihan values.
For technology companies and startups whose tools can make the platform better. We integrate data, services, or infrastructure that improves disaster response outcomes.
We keep the process simple. Most partnerships go from first message to signed agreement in under a week.
Use the contact form or email us directly. Tell us who you are, what community you represent, and what you're hoping to achieve. No pitch deck needed — a paragraph is enough.
Our team will review your context and recommend the partnership type that makes the most sense — whether that's an LGU deployment, a community deployment, a CSR arrangement, or a technology integration.
We sign a partnership or service agreement that covers data privacy, roles, and expectations. Our team handles all technical setup — typically 3–7 days to go live. No IT staff required on your end.
Citizens and residents in your area immediately gain access to the platform. Your DRRMO team or HOA board gets trained on the dashboard. We stay on as your ongoing support contact.
Common questions from LGUs, HOAs, and organizations exploring a partnership.
Contact us at projectligtas.com/contact with your city or municipality name, the DRRMO contact person, and a brief description of your needs. Our team responds within one business day and walks your DRRMO through every step — no technical staff required on your end.
A real-time disaster command center for city DRRMOs, barangay offices, and municipal governments. It includes live flood and SOS incident monitoring, responder assignment, evacuation center capacity management, historical analytics, and NDRRMC-compliant report export — all web-based, no software installation needed.
Yes. The Community Partner tier is built for HOAs, private subdivisions, and gated communities. Filinvest East Homes in Cainta, Rizal is an active deployment. Residents get scoped disaster reports, evacuation center mapping, and community-specific alerts. Optional custom branding and your own domain are available.
Pricing is fully customized based on city size, number of DRRMO responder accounts, and deployment scope. We work within LGU budgets and Philippine government procurement requirements. Contact us for a tailored quote. The OneCaintaLigtas deployment in Cainta is a live reference for LGU cost-benefit.
Typically 3–7 business days from signed agreement to go-live. Days 1–2: agreement and setup. Days 3–5: data provisioning and account creation. Days 6–7: DRRMO or HOA board training and launch. No IT staff required on your end — we handle all configuration.
Yes. ProjectLIGTAS is fully compliant with RA 10173 (Data Privacy Act). LGU and Community deployments are logically isolated — your data is never shared with other organizations. We sign a Data Sharing Agreement (DSA) during onboarding, aligned with National Privacy Commission (NPC) guidelines.
Any city, municipality, or barangay in the Philippines. The public platform covers Metro Manila and is expanding nationwide. LGU Dashboard deployments can be scoped to any Philippine LGU — from Metro Manila cities to provincial municipalities and island communities.
Whether you're a city DRRMO, a barangay captain, an HOA president, or a company looking to invest in community resilience — reach out. We'll take it from there.
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