Describe your plan in plain words. In a few minutes you get a cited brief: who funds what, where the gaps are, and the crisis, access and economic conditions on the ground. Then an agent keeps watching, and writes only when something changes.
Demonstration prototype: briefs are generated automatically and may contain errors. Quality-assure against the linked sources before use.
99 minor 0 moderate 0 severe · GDACS disaster alerts in these countries, last twelve months (hover for details). Outlines: Natural Earth.
Crises tracked by ACAPS
"We fund education in emergencies in the Sahel. Who else funds this, and how big is the gap?" No forms or codes. The assistant works out the countries, sectors and indicators.
A bottom line, the donor landscape, funding gaps, crisis and access conditions, partners to approach and questions to ask. Every figure links to its source.
Each week it checks what changed in your scope and decides what you need, and tells you why:
Everything below comes from a real example brief on education in emergencies in the Central Sahel, made on the live service.
Recent disaster alerts, the crises tracked by ACAPS with their severity and access constraints, and each country shaded by how severe its crisis is.
Open the Sahel brief99 minor 0 moderate 0 severe · GDACS disaster alerts in these countries, last twelve months (hover for details). Outlines: Natural Earth.
Crises tracked by ACAPS
UN humanitarian appeals by country and year: what was asked for and what arrived.
Funded Still needed · UN OCHA Financial Tracking Service, latest full year
The latest monthly editions, with the date on every figure.
Every official donor in your countries and sector, their trends, and their individual projects as partner leads.
Share of all official donors' funding in scope, 2019–2024 · OECD Creditor Reporting System
Web research appears in its own panel, with a note on where it differs from the evidence.
Each was made on the live service from a single question. The organisations are made up; the data is not.
Funding education in emergencies across Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger: who funds it, how big is the gap, what are the access constraints?
The humanitarian education response in the central Sahel is severely underfunded, with 2025 UN education cluster appeals facing shortfalls of 67% to 82% across Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger. While official…
Read the example brief →Food and nutrition assistance in South Sudan through local partners: how have access and funding changed?
Humanitarian operations in South Sudan face extreme access constraints, including violence against aid workers and interference, as the complex crisis increases in severity. Simultaneously, a provisional 56%…
Read the example brief →Flood preparedness in Nepal and Bangladesh: current risks, access constraints and who else funds this.
Nepal has recently experienced severe flood events, while Bangladesh faces compounding climatic and economic crises, but the donor funding heavily favors Bangladesh. The United States and the International…
Read the example brief →Off-grid solar and mini-grids in Kenya and Uganda: who funds energy access, how much private finance has been mobilised, and what are the risks?
The market for blended finance in East African renewable energy is maturing, with official development finance mobilising USD 208.4m of private capital for this sector in 2024. While overall official donor…
Read the example brief →Solar power for rural health clinics in Tanzania: who funds energy access and health, and which partners first?
The International Development Association (IDA), the Global Fund, and the United States dominate health and energy funding in Tanzania. For off-grid health facility electrification, your strongest government…
Read the example brief →An NGO, a foundation, a company or an investor: describe what you are preparing for, and get your own cited brief in a few minutes.
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Funding data is reconciled and served from Databricks. Crisis, economic and disaster data comes straight from the publisher, so every card carries its edition and retrieval date.
Every number links to its evidence card. Figures that don't match the evidence are flagged for review.
Web research never becomes a cited fact. It is shown separately, next to the evidence.
The brief never makes claims about your organisation beyond what you told it.
Indices are context, not verdicts. Every brief says "review before use", and missing data is shown as missing.
A board decision, a donor meeting, a new country. Describe it in a sentence and see your landscape in minutes.
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