Veille Tchad helps the public, communes, community relays and field actors understand flood risk in plain language: where risk is increasing, which level is published, and what to do now.
Normal, Watch, Alert, Emergency or Recovery. The level is shown directly, with no need to search.
Province, watch zone or reference locality, with a readable map on mobile.
24h rain, rising water, verified incident or unavailable source, without technical language.
Monitor, avoid, prepare, protect, evacuate if instructed, then recover after flooding.
No active public flood advisory. Monitoring continues.
Monitor rain, low points, causeways, riverbanks and exposed activities.
Prepare local response, limit travel and protect essential belongings.
Life safety first. Follow authority instructions and never cross floodwater.
Laterite roads, bridges, causeways, weekly markets, motorbikes and shared transport.
Low-lying homes, wells, water reserves, documents, medicine, phones and food.
Fields, livestock, fishing, small trade, schools, health centers and essential services.
Information does not stop at the screen. The message is easy to share by phone, local radio, community relays, municipalities, schools, health centers, markets and humanitarian actors.
Level, place, danger, action and next update. No jargon.
Public bulletin for reading, text status for copying/sharing, CAP/Atom feeds for partner systems.
Incidents, cut roads, flooded neighborhoods and urgent needs should be able to confirm or correct the national reading.