 Technology means information, and information can be life-saving, is life-saving, never more so than here in Bangladesh where we have a massive Rohingya crisis. Over half a million people, refugees, fled the border into Bangladesh. They need information. They need everything. We are here in an IOM information hub, behind me, these people, they come here to find out where they can get services, where they can get shelter, where they can get water, or maybe medical facilities. Sometimes they even come because they complain about a shortage or a need for something. Well, IOM in the past used to log such information, valuable information in a logbook. However, IOM has developed a very simple app that is downloaded to your smartphone or tablet. This app allows our field people to log in the information here, and then this information is literally uploaded to a community response team. IOM has developed a very lightweight mobile application that can be installed in the tablets and smartphones of staff in the field. So we provide them with very simple options. There are four. One, one would be a mini dashboard so they can have quick stats of all the feedback they've collected. Second would be the actual communication form where they encode all the data, all the feedback that they receive to provide them with access to manage all this data to still make modifications afterwards. And third would be to synchronize it with our community response map. The common reporting platform wherein all the data that's being collected with all the apps that has been deployed gets uploaded in this secure server and gets visualized automatically in real time. So as you notice, it needs to be synced to the platform because it works offline. So staff won't need internet connection to use the app, especially in areas like this. Data can be exported from the platform. It can be shared to other agencies via PDF, Excel. It can have a live link going to other platforms as well, such as HDX or Ocha. That can be incorporated in their reports and in their infographics. Okay, let's talk about it this way. In layman's language, it is like the uberification of services. It's like you having an uber application here or halo or lift that provides you immediately with the taxi when you need it. Well, instead, in this crisis, this will provide all the partners, IOM and its humanitarian partners with all the information, all the data, all the problems, all the issues that are needed, which makes it valuable for them because it means faster, more focused solutions and the ability to close all the loopholes that are required.