Map land and resources
Assign a surveyor, capture phone GPS coordinates and accuracy, trace boundaries and points of interest, attach evidence, and submit the record for review.
From discussion to assigned work
Map needs, organize people, and track community outcomes.
YAHLife connects recognized community relationships to practical tools for surveys, work plans, councils, justice processes, events, notices, and cooperative initiatives.
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What authorized communities can do
Maintain recognized community relationships
Associate people and places with the correct household, clan, tribe, community, and YAHLife nation record while preserving authorization and history.
Coordinate in YAHLife Stream
Launch dedicated rooms for a survey, council, case, work plan, or initiative so conversation stays connected to the authoritative record and responsible participants.
Track initiatives through completion
Define outcomes, assign work, schedule deadlines, record resources and risks, collect evidence, review decisions, and publish appropriate progress notices.
Example: catalogue Chatikobo before planning development
A survey coordinator selects the authorized Chatikobo community, assigns field surveyors, and schedules land, home, water, road, mineral, and other resource observations. Each phone records location and evidence. Reviewers resolve duplicates or sensitive data before approved records inform work plans and mining initiatives.
Access follows role and responsibility
Sensitive household, land, justice, and resource records are not public by default. Workspace access depends on verified identity, community relationships, assigned roles, and the purpose of the work.
Practical work begins with the right people and records.
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