“Umi Redi Tude, Stap Seif Tumoro!”
UmiRedi is the Solomon Islands' climate and disaster resilience platform — connecting communities and government agencies to prepare for, respond to, and recover from climate and disaster risks, with real-time alerts, incident mapping, and coordinated response tools in one place.
From early warning through to recovery, UmiRedi connects communities, schools, agencies, and government responders on a single coordinated system — building resilience before disaster strikes, not just responding after.
Issue and receive verified, time-critical alerts for cyclones, floods, tsunamis, and other hazards across every province.
Track active events, facilities, and response assets on a real-time, multi-layer map built for field and command teams.
Community and agency situation reports move through a clear approval workflow, so decision-makers act on trusted data.
Maintain preparedness plans for schools and communities, ready to activate the moment an event is declared.
Coordinate relief movements, preposition stock, and track distributions and donations across affected areas.
Capture facility assessments and impact reports with photo evidence to guide recovery and future resilience.
For generations, Solomon Islands navigators trusted the frigate bird as a sign that safety was near — when you see one, the shore is close. UmiRedi's mark places that same bird in full flight above the Pacific wave, carrying ancient meaning into a modern context: help and information are on the way.
The coral-orange bird commands attention without causing alarm. The deep navy circle gives it institutional weight and trust. The teal wave grounds it in the Pacific identity of Solomon Islands communities. And the five stars above the bird echo the five stars of the Solomon Islands flag.