JAWARA

JAWARA, or Jawa Tengah Rescue Aid, is a GIS-based disaster monitoring platform built to connect information, donation, volunteer, and location flows.

The project was developed by a three-person team and recognized with 3rd Place in the OLIVIA 2025 Web Application category.

Disaster response can be delayed when emergency information, donations, volunteer registration, and location data are fragmented across separate channels.

The system needed to make disaster information easier to access, support donation flow, register volunteers, and present location context without exposing sensitive operational details.

I contributed as full-stack developer and system analyst, working on both product logic and implementation decisions with the team.

JAWARA connects real-time disaster information, interactive mapping, donation support, and volunteer registration inside one web application experience.

Real-time disaster information for faster awareness.

GIS-based interactive map for location context.

Xendit donation flow and volunteer registration for practical response support.

React and Express provided a straightforward full-stack foundation, while GIS features made location context part of the core user experience rather than a secondary detail.

Xendit was used for donation handling so the platform could connect information with direct support actions.

The key challenge was presenting emergency-related information clearly without turning the interface into a dense dashboard that slows down decision making.

The project received 3rd Place in the OLIVIA 2025 Web Application category and became evidence of how product analysis and full-stack work can support public-impact ideas.

JAWARA showed me that technical work becomes more meaningful when the system supports urgent human decisions, not only data display.