
Digital tools and training to help households and small businesses in Peru prepare for El Niño.
Prepare today for a more resilient tomorrow.
Preparing communities means protecting lives, communities and local economies.
El Niño warms Pacific waters, changing rainfall and temperatures. Climate change can intensify its impacts, making preparedness increasingly urgent.
We develop digital tools and training to help communities turn climate information into practical preparedness plans. Our current priority is reducing disaster risk from El Niño in Peru.

Energy engineer, UTEC. MPA, Columbia SIPA. Experience in energy project development.

Public management professional, PUCP. Over 8 years in climate change. Experience at UNICEF for Latin America and the Caribbean.
Public forecasts and guidance, translated into accessible language.
Recommendations based on location, household needs and business type.
Analysis and technical insights to support organizations and public institutions.
Free public guidance: what the forecast means where you live, a family plan and one practical action at a time.
Learn more →A business assessment, potential loss scenarios in Peruvian soles and a tailored preparedness plan.
Try the calculator today →Sessions for teams at associations, foundations and companies, and for the vulnerable communities they work with.
Learn more →How they connect: training brings Climatin to households and Alero to entrepreneurs, wherever each is a good fit. All three share the same content from official sources, adapted to their audiences and to regional risk in Peru.
What the official forecast means for your area, in plain language, with its source and date.
Who lives with you—older adults, babies, people with disabilities and pets—determines what to do.
One step at a time, plus a ready-to-send message to notify family and neighbors.
Each alert answers seven questions: what happened, where, whether it affects you, why, what to do, the source and the date.
Ready-to-send WhatsApp messages tailored to your audience: family, an older relative or your neighborhood.
A meeting point and a role for each neighbor, because in the first few minutes, help comes from next door.
Your plan stays on your phone. No account or email needed, and "My people" is never shared.
A range, not a single figure: lost sales, inventory at risk, additional costs and continuing fixed expenses.
How many weeks your cash will last compared with how long businesses were closed in 2017, translated into a weekly savings target.
Supplier, route, premises, customers, income. Alero shows the weakest link in your chain.
Each action shows how long it takes and how many soles it protects, so you know where to start.
Corner shops, restaurants, workshops, transport, agriculture and more, in all 24 departments and Callao, with district-level detail in priority areas.
Free assessment, map, calculator, checklist and emergency mode. Alero Pro adds a guided plan.
Sessions that turn the latest scientific and official information about El Niño into clear, practical guidance, so people can make timely decisions.
Strengthen their programs and prepare the people they serve.
Keep operations running and support their employees and neighbors.
Households and small businesses with a plan, one completed action and emergency numbers close at hand.
Funding for development and field testing.
Test our tools and train with us.
Contribute expertise in AI, product development or business development.
Offer discounts on essential preparedness equipment and supplies.
Validate our risk and damage estimation model.
Create content and campaigns that inspire action for climate resilience.
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