Community Intelligence & Resilience Opportunities

Invest in locally led resilience with the intelligence to act.

After Five Collective connects qualified organisations with community-governed intelligence, verified asset registries, and structured resilience opportunities in climate-vulnerable regions.

AlerteUnité Pathways

One platform. Three ways to strengthen community resilience.

AlerteUnité helps organizations deploy local preparedness tools, support community-identified solutions and use verified field intelligence to guide planning and action.

01

Deploy AlerteUnité in your community

Give residents access to localized alerts, preparedness videos, incident reporting and automated messages based on changing risk conditions.

Best for: municipalities, community coalitions and local institutions.

Discuss a community deployment
02

Fund a solution. Prove your CSR impact.

Support a community-identified solution and follow its implementation through milestones, field updates and verified evidence.

Best for: Corporate Social Responsibility, sustainability and community-investment teams.

Discuss a CSR partnership
03

Use community intelligence to inform your strategy

Review and purchase field-verified reports, asset registries and selected community evidence to support planning, due diligence and investment decisions. Every purchase contributes to the community effort behind the intelligence.

Best for: municipalities, infrastructure teams, investors and organizations entering or working in the region.

View reports and registries

The technology behind every pathway

Prepare. Monitor. Recover.

AlerteUnité brings localized alerts, preparedness resources, community reporting and implementation evidence together in one platform.

AlerteUnité mobile app and partner dashboard

Recognition & Support

Built with recognised community-enterprise support.

AfterFive Collective's community-resilience work has been recognised through the IDEA Fund and the Black Entrepreneurship Program, with funding from the Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario.

  • IDEA Fund Cohort Four Project badge
  • Canadian Black-owned business certification badge
  • Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario funding badge

Technology partners

  • Google

    Google Flood Forecasting API pilot

  • Amazon Web Services

    Backed by US$64,000 in AWS technical support

Resilience Partnership Opportunities

Support solutions with a defined local pathway.

Each opportunity begins with a documented local priority, an active community team and a defined intervention pathway.

01Active

Mérida & La Guaira, Venezuela

Resilience Connectivity & Community Coordination

A locally led resilience-connectivity pathway linking Mérida and La Guaira, with verified local updates, community coordination and practical support during disruption.

Partnership focus: community connectivity, verified conditions, and coordination during disruption.

Request the Opportunity Brief
02Active

Aux-Sources, Haiti

Water & Ecosystem Resilience

A locally managed water and ecosystem initiative connecting agricultural demand, water access, environmental monitoring and biodiversity protection.

Partnership focus: water resilience, ecosystem stewardship, local monitoring, and sustainable livelihoods.

Request the Opportunity Brief
03Active

Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of the Congo

Congo Basin Flood Preparedness & Early Warning

Community incident reporting, mapped water infrastructure and flood-risk intelligence brought together to improve preparedness and guide local action.

Partnership focus: early-warning capability, local coordination, risk mapping, and community preparedness.

Request the Opportunity Brief
04Pending

Black Creek, Toronto, Canada

Black Creek Flood Coalition

A community flood-preparedness initiative combining gauge-level monitoring, automated preparedness messages and practical videos to help residents act as water levels rise.

Partnership focus: localized flood alerts, community preparedness, resident coordination and verified risk intelligence.

Request the Opportunity Brief
Water infrastructure operational visibility — Kinshasa, DRC

Available August 12 · Kinshasa, DRC

Reports & Asset Registries

Kinshasa Water Asset Registry

A field-verified registry of 134 water assets across four communes, documenting location, operating condition and repair priorities. It includes 10 intervention pathways developed for priority sites in communities ready to participate in implementation.

134Verified water assets
4Communes covered
10Intervention pathways
ActiveParticipating communities
  • Identify assets requiring maintenance or restoration
  • Review actionable pathways for 10 priority locations
  • Connect with communities prepared to support implementation
  • Establish a verified baseline for planning and impact measurement

Focused partnership call

See something relevant? Let’s discuss the right next step.

We review fit, recommend the appropriate report or pathway and issue the invoice.

Book a 20-minute partnership call