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Ratifi is the CFR claim filing and tracking system. Apart from providing lots of critical prefilled information to facilitate easy filing of CFR, it also adopts scrum approach to track the progress of the filing process and ensures accountability through inbuilt smart logic engine and feedbacks.

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RatiFi: Empowering Forest Tenure Digitization 🌱

RatiFi is an open-source platform designed to digitize and streamline the process of forest tenure claim filing. This repository showcases the general-purpose solution, with a specific implementation for Jharkhand named JharFRA. Use the toggle below to switch between the generalized description and the Jharkhand-specific implementation.

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RatiFi: Generalized Forest Tenure Solution

RatiFi is built to simplify forest tenure processes globally by introducing transparency, accountability, and efficiency in filing forest tenure claims. The platform provides tools for:

  • Claim preparation and submission.
  • Real-time status tracking.
  • Bi-directional communication between stakeholders.
  • Centralized access to essential claim-related documents.

It is designed to be adapted to different geographic regions and legislative frameworks, making it versatile for various forest economies.

Key Features:

  • Scalability: Deployable across various geographies and contexts.
  • Customization: Supports region-specific legislative adaptations.
  • Digital Repository: Centralized storage for claim documents and status tracking.
  • Real-Time Notifications: Keeps stakeholders informed at every step.

View JharFRA: Specific Implementation for Jharkhand

JharFRA: Revolutionizing Forest Tenure Claim Filing in Jharkhand

JharFRA is a transformative implementation of RatiFi, designed for the state of Jharkhand, India. Built to empower forest-dwelling communities, JharFRA enhances transparency, accountability, and efficiency in securing forest tenure under the Forest Rights Act (FRA) of 2006.

🌟 Key Features

  • Bi-Directional Communication: Real-time notifications between stakeholders to bridge gaps in claim filing and field verification.
  • Digital Repository: Centralized access to all essential documents, reducing paperwork and data loss.
  • Real-Time Tracking: Monitor the status of claims at every stage with live updates.
  • Standardized Processes: Pre-filled information and templates for seamless claim generation.
  • Accessibility: Offline functionality for remote communities with intermittent internet access.

Current Status:

  • 2,066 Forest Rights Committees registered
  • 147 CFR claims initiated
  • 43 Sub-Divisional Level Committees onboarded
  • 658 essential documents downloaded

🛠️ Technical Stack

  • Frontend: React Native
  • Backend: NodeJS, MongoDB
  • Infrastructure: AWS for hosting and S3 for data storage
  • Integration: Bi-directional notification systems and dashboards for analytics

🤝 Contribution

We welcome contributions from developers, researchers, and organizations passionate about leveraging technology for social impact.

How to Contribute

  1. Fork the repository.
  2. Create a feature branch.
  3. Submit a pull request with a detailed explanation.

📝 License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

📬 Contact

For inquiries or to report issues, reach out at iofetechforall@gmail.com.

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Ratifi is the CFR claim filing and tracking system. Apart from providing lots of critical prefilled information to facilitate easy filing of CFR, it also adopts scrum approach to track the progress of the filing process and ensures accountability through inbuilt smart logic engine and feedbacks.

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