
Mi País™ is a citizen-facing Public Policy & Institutional Solution within the EcuAlerta® ecosystem, designed to connect public policy, institutions and citizens through a common digital environment.
Resolution SGR-469-2023, which contains Ecuador's guidelines for disaster-risk governance. It specifically establishes policy directions for multi-hazard early warning systems.


Alerta y Protección Costera
Connects coastal hazard information, monitoring and alert status with citizen safety tools designed to support rapid communication during a tsunami threat.

Integrates volcanic monitoring information with simple visual status indicators, citizen notifications and safety tools to support preparedness and response.

Monitoreo Sísmico y Seguridad
Monitor seismic information, communicate changing conditions and keep citizens connected through Normal, Vigilancia and Alerta status levels with safety confirmation tools.

EcuAlerta® — Early Warning System
EcuAlerta® is a citizen-connected, multi-hazard early warning and information system designed to support prevention, monitoring, alerting, communication and coordinated response. It connects the citizen-facing application, SOS and emergency functions, geographic information, specialized solutions such as MiPaís™, communications networks, connected devices, the dAtoComm™ intelligence/controller layer, and the Monitoring & Command Dashboard into a two-way information ecosystem.
A unified technology architecture is designed to connect, integrate and coordinate legacy systems with new and emerging technologies, allowing them to operate together rather than as separate or isolated systems. It enables data, alerts, intelligence and communications to move securely between different applications, devices, networks and platforms, while providing users and authorized operators with a common interface, shared operational picture and centralized view for monitoring, communication, coordination and informed decision-making.
Information from citizens, institutions, technical sources, AI agents, sensors, maps, connected devices and other systems into a common intelligence environment. EcuAlerta® / dAtoComm™ can organize, correlate, route and present this information through the Monitoring & Command Dashboard, helping authorized users maintain a more complete operational picture for monitoring, situational awareness, reporting and decision-making.
Connects the different ways information moves throughout the EcuAlerta® ecosystem. This includes the citizen-facing app, SOS and alerts, notifications, radio/streaming, email, connected devices, cellular networks, Internet, satellite-capable communications and institutional channels. The objective is resilient, two-way communication between citizens, operators, institutions and connected systems.
Resolution 20SNGR-126-2026 of Ecuador’s Secretaría Nacional de Gestión de Riesgos (SNGR). It was issued on May 23, 2026 and published in Registro Oficial, Suplemento No. 304, on June 12, 2026. Its central action is to institutionalize the national document titled “Lineamientos Estratégicos para los Gobiernos Autónomos Descentralizados ante el Evento El Niño 2026–2027.


In support of the prevention and risk-reduction objectives of Resolution SNGR-126-2026, MiCasa es Segura® helps families observe, document, and prepare their homes for potential impacts associated with El Niño.

MiGuardia™ provides a digital environment for guards and security companies to record daily activities, incidents, risks, shift changes, observations, photographs, location information, SOS events and supporting evidence, creating a traceable record from the field to supervisors and participating authorities.
Issued by Ecuador's Servicio Integrado de Seguridad ECU 911 on May 19, 2025.
Its subject is essentially: Resolution regulating the interoperability of national and local public technological systems and platforms, and private systems and platforms, with ECU 911 for emergency services.


A centralized environment where participating authorities, technical professionals and community stakeholders can meet, monitor conditions, review incoming information and coordinate preventive actions.
The Situation & Monitoring Room provides a common environment for working tables, participating agencies, technical professionals and community representatives to review conditions, establish priorities, exchange information and coordinate actions.
Incoming information can be organized geographically and operationally, helping participants identify where an incident is occurring, what is being reported, what resources may be affected and what actions may require coordination or follow-up.
By connecting field information with centralized monitoring, EcuAlerta® supports a continuous operational cycle:

(LOOTUGS) objective includes achieving a safe, healthy habitat and dignified housing, and its framework calls for minimum standards that consider adequate housing, physical integrity, accessibility, risk prevention and mitigation, and national construction regulations.

MiCasa es Segura® connects homeowners with trained trade professionals, including graduates of vocational and technical training programs, through the EcuAlerta® mobile platform.
The program helps homeowners observe, document, maintain, and improve important household systems such as fire safety, electricity, water, gas, and other infrastructure.
Observe and document household fire, gas, water and other safety conditions to identify areas that may require maintenance or professional attention.
Connect homeowners through the EcuAlerta® mobile platform with trained vocational and technical professionals for observation, documentation, maintenance and repair.
Create a continuing record of observations, professional services and preventive maintenance to help reduce risk and build safer homes and communities.

EcuAlerta® strengthens transparency, traceability, accountability, and anti-corruption efforts by helping create a documented digital record from the citizen to the appropriate authorities.


Smart Panic Buttons

Observing a bus, fuel tanker, taxi, or other registered vehicle speeding or driving erratically, you can report it through EcuAlerta®.
Photograph or scan the QR code displayed on the back of the vehicle, or open the EcuAlerta® SOS feature and enter the vehicle identification or license plate number.
Quickly identify the vehicle and access its reporting information.
Report dangerous, speeding, or erratic driving through EcuAlerta®.
Use the displayed vehicle identification or license plate number if the QR code cannot be scanned.

The code provides authorized access to the vessel’s registration, crew, passengers, route, cargo, and departure and arrival ports—supporting port security, maritime safety, and international operations.
1. Su Ubicación o Providencia, centro predeterminado de Providencia
2. Radio de Tu EcuAlerta® por defecto 2 km
3. Escribe Mensaje a EcuAlerta®
4. Adjunte cualquier documento de respaldo
5. Enviar EcuAlerta®
EcuAlerta® puede Alertarte sobre ellos, para que no tengas que buscarlos siempre manualmente. Por lo tanto, es una parte importante de nuestra vida estar en Alerta y EcuAlerta® lo hace al mantenerlo a usted en Alerta.
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