The problem FoodRadar solves

Enhancing Safety and Accountability through Innovative Solutions

The global surge in foodborne disease outbreaks has been particularly pronounced in India from 2009 to 2018. To tackle this escalating challenge, a comprehensive solution has been devised, targeting issues ranging from surveillance gaps to threats against frontline workers. This solution not only identifies and tracks outbreaks but also addresses the intricate issues hindering effective disease control.

Understanding the Challenges:
Surveillance of Foodborne Disease Outbreaks:
The foremost challenge lies in establishing a robust surveillance system. The solution aims to go beyond mere identification and focuses on tracking patterns, enabling prompt responses.

Lack of Accessibility to the Respective Authority:
Swift containment of outbreaks relies on streamlined communication channels. The current lack of accessibility hampers the timely exchange of critical information among stakeholders.

Threats of Physical Violence to Self and Family:
Informants face the threats of physical violence, impeding their efforts in managing and controlling outbreaks effectively.

Unreported Food Contamination:
The silent threat of unreported food contamination adds complexity. Identifying and addressing contamination promptly is crucial to prevent widespread health hazards.

Introducing Innovative Solutions:

A. Seamless Reporting Platform with Automated Notifications:
User-Friendly Interface: Ensures accessibility for stakeholders at all levels, facilitating widespread adoption.
Automated Notifications: Alerts relevant authorities promptly, allowing for swift and targeted responses.

B. Anonymous Reporting Mechanisms:
Allows individuals to report incidents without fear of reprisal, fostering transparency.
Protects informants' identities, encouraging more individuals to come forward with crucial information.

C. Non-Tamperable On-Chain Platform

Challenges we ran into

We somehow managed to pull the project just in time.