Sahana Eden Documentation Index

What is Sahana Eden?

  • Sahana Eden is an Open Source Humanitarian Platform which can be used to provide solutions for Disaster Management, Development, and Environmental Management sectors.
  • Open Source means that it is easily Customisable, Extensible and Free.
  • It is supported by the Sahana Software Foundation.
  • Try it now on our Demo Site
  • Project Brief

Where has Sahana been used?

Available modules

  • Requests Management - Tracks requests for items and assistance and matches them against sources.
  • Inventory Management – Receive, Send and Manage Items in Inventories
  • Volunteer Management - Manage volunteers by capturing their skills, availability and allocation.
  • Missing Persons Registry - Report and Search for Missing Persons.
  • Disaster Victim Identification.
  • Shelter Registry - Tracks the location, distribution, capacity and breakdown of victims in Shelters.
  • Hospital Management System - Hospitals can share information on resources & needs.
  • Organization Registry - “Who is doing What & Where”. Allows relief agencies to coordinate their activities.
  • Decision Support 2.0 - Virtual support of posting problems, discussing ideas, voting on solutions resulting in a ranked list.
  • Mapping - Situation Awareness & Geospatial Analysis.
  • Messaging - Sends & Receives Alerts via Email & SMS.
  • Document Library - A library of digital resources, such as Photos & Office documents.

Want to Use Sahana Eden?

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Join the Community

If you’re using Sahana in your organization, please create a Deployment Page on the wiki to describe how you’ll be using Sahana and a BluePrint Page for any new features that you’d like to develop.

The Sahana Eden team believe in Participatory Programming where the needs of you the users are paramount to what we build - we are here to listen to you & work with you to provide the best solution possible. Sahana extends the Red Cross Code of Conduct in the way that we operate.