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Punya Framework

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The Punya project is being developed by members of the Decentralized Information Group at MIT Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory. This work was initially supported by a grant from Qatar Research Computing Institute.

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  1.  No Coding Required
  2.  Interactive Lessons
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  4.  Visual Programming

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What is Punya Framework?

Vision

Our vision is to build up an ecosystem of multi-language and multi-modal tools and volunteer developers around mobile technologies. We envision volunteers working with relief organizations to collaboratively customize, develop, or use mobile apps during a particular crisis to perform a variety of tasks – such as data collection, notification of aggregate information to key decision makers, and co-ordination of relief efforts. The use of mobile technologies will greatly speed up these relief operations that currently suffer from lack of technology or insufficient human resources. The Punya project is aimed at enabling this ecosystem to exist by addressing the key mobile requirements of the humanitarian sector and opening it out to mobile volunteers by reducing the barrier to using these technologies.

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