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For ward offices and city governments

Plan heat action before summer.

See which wards to act in first, why, and what to do. Share a plan your team and your council can both read.

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Front of an old municipal ward office with teal shutters and a tree in hard noon sun

The questions you ask

Answered in a few clicks.

  • Which wards should we act in first this summer?
  • What is driving the risk in my ward?
  • Which steps can we start before March?
  • How do I explain our choice to the council?

The screens that answer them

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Overview

The hottest wards and the main map, in one screen.

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Ward profile

Heat, people and help nearby for one ward, with ranks.

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Plans

Pick recommendations and share a plan.

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Worked example

Worked example: Byculla before summer

Placeholder worked example. Ward E has the highest average summer maximum in the city. The ward office starts with shade and water at markets, then opens cooling spaces in the evenings.

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Ward E, Byculla

34.5°C

Hottest of 24 in summer

Informal housing
3.5% · 18th of 24
People
3.9 lakh people