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EMPOBase PROJECT EMPO Myanmar CO HR Finance Programs MEAL Documents Governance Logistics Donors Reporting AY A. Yi Country Director programs / cox-bazar / q2 Search indicators, staff, documents… ? AY Director MEAL · RESULTS FRAMEWORK Cox's Bazar WASH Q2 Reporting cycle 2026-Q2 · 41 indicators tracked · last sync 9 minutes ago % HHS WITH SAFE WATER 71% target 80% · gap 9 pts LATRINES FUNCTIONAL 312 / 400 78% of camp blocks covered REPORTING CYCLE Week 9 / 13 4 indicators awaiting submission Active indicators Pre-loaded from the EMPOBase 235-indicator library · sortable CODE INDICATOR PROGRESS TREND WASH-2.1.b Mekong Delta livelihoods grants disbursed 184 / 220 · numerator updated this week 82% to target PRT-4.2 Cox's Bazar safeguarding briefings completed 96 / 110 · numerator updated this week 87% to target SH-2.2 Beirut blast Phase 3 shelter handover 42 / 60 · numerator updated this week 70% to target EDU-2.2 Cauca Department teacher training 231 / 240 · numerator updated this week 96% to target Showing 4 of 41 active indicators Add indicator
Trusted by humanitarian teams in
  • Myanmar
  • Bangladesh
  • Lebanon
  • Kenya
  • Colombia
You didn't have to build this

235indicators, pre-loaded.

Most humanitarian platforms hand you a framework and a blank slate. EMPOBase ships with the framework already populated — the modules wired, the indicators loaded, the templates aligned to PCM, CHS and Sphere.

235

Humanitarian indicators

WASH, Health, Education, Protection, Food Security, Livelihoods, Shelter, Nutrition. Each with documented numerator, denominator, frequency and disaggregation.

9

Portal modules, pre-wired

HR · Finance · Programs · MEAL · Documents · Governance · Logistics · Donors · Field reporting. They already know about each other.

1 day

To onboard a country office

Compared with the 2–8 weeks you'd spend modelling, importing, training and resetting permissions on a blank-slate tool.

MEAL

MEAL without the spreadsheet sprawl

A 235-indicator humanitarian library, results frameworks per project, and dashboards that update as field data lands. You stop maintaining sixteen overlapping spreadsheets and start reading them.

  • 235 pre-loaded humanitarian indicators across 8 sectors
  • Results framework + log frame in one place, with traceability
  • Live dashboards filtered by camp, district, partner, donor
meal.cox-bazar.q2
71% target 80%

WASH-1.1 · HHs with safe water

312/400
Latrines
96/110
Briefings
231/240
Trainings
Disaggregation
W1W6W12
People

HR built for field staff

A staff directory that knows the difference between a national officer in Bago and a regional consultant in Bangkok. Leave config, compensation, attendance and safeguarding declarations live where they belong.

  • Staff directory with role, duty station, line manager, contract end
  • Leave configuration per location, with public holiday calendars
  • Safeguarding declarations as a renewable record, not a one-time PDF
people.cox-bazar.q2
  • EE
    Ei Ei Khaing
    M&E Officer · Yangon
    On leave
  • AK
    Aung Ko Latt
    WASH Engineer · Sittwe
    Active
  • MV
    Maria Vidal
    Country Director · Bogotá
    Active
  • JM
    Joseph Mwangi
    Logistics Lead · Nairobi
    Active
Showing 4 of 42 staff hr.cox-bazar.q2
Programs

Programs that follow Project DPro out of the box

The full PMD Pro / Project DPro toolkit ships with the portal. Problem tree, objective tree, log frame, RACI, change control and stakeholder register — pre-wired together, not invented per project.

  • Problem tree → objective tree → log frame, linked end to end
  • RACI matrix that knows about your real staff directory
  • Change-control board with versioned approvals
programs.cox-bazar.q2
Log frame · Outcome 1
Outcome
Crisis-affected HHs in Cox's Bazar maintain safe water and sanitation through Q2.
Output 1.1
Functional latrines maintained per Sphere ratio.
Output 1.2
Hygiene kits distributed to caseload HHs.
Output 1.3
Caregivers trained on critical handwashing.
RACI
Activity R A C I
Hygiene kit dispatch AK CD LL DN
Latrine inspection AK PD CD DN
Caregiver training EE PD CD DN
Why EMPOBase

Stop running four tools that don't talk.

Humanitarian point tools are excellent at one workflow. Generic business software is excellent at one function across any sector. Most country offices end up running four or five of them — M&E in one place, books in another, dashboards somewhere else, project plans in a fourth tool. EMPOBase ships them together, pre-loaded with humanitarian context, ready to run on day one.

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Comparison of EMPOBase against humanitarian point tools and generic business software
Capability EMPOBase Humanitarian point tools Generic business software
Operational scope 9 modules: HR, Finance, MEAL, Programs, Documents, Governance, Logistics, Donors, Field reporting One workflow (M&E indicators OR field data collection) One function (books OR dashboards OR projects)
Pre-loaded humanitarian context 235 indicators, PCM / CHS / Sphere, Project DPro toolkit Partial (some indicator libraries) None — built for any sector
Built around field operations (camps, districts, partners, donors) Yes — humanitarian-native Yes No — built for offices
Field reporting suite 6 report types (SitRep, Activity, MEAL, etc.) — online; offline mode on roadmap Yes (one type) No
Pricing aligned to humanitarian budgets $29 / month entry, multi-tenant from day one $69+ / month entry, often per-seat Per-seat $15–50 / user / month, scales fast
Multilingual interface by default 9 languages today, incl. right-to-left Arabic Variable, often EN-only English-default, localisation as add-on
Time to first usable dashboard 1 day 2–8 weeks 1–3 months (setup + data modelling)
Pricing

Honest pricing for honest budgets.

Free forever for solo M&E consultants. Paid tiers from $29/month when your country office grows. Annual saves you two months. No inflated list rate, no enterprise upcharge for humanitarian teams.

Questions we get a lot

FAQ.

How is EMPOBase different from existing tools?

We replace the patchwork. Humanitarian point tools (M&E platforms, field data collection) handle one workflow well. Generic business software (accounting, BI, project management) handles one function across any sector. Most country offices end up running four or five separate tools that do not talk to each other. EMPOBase ships HR, Finance, MEAL, Programs, Documents, Governance, Logistics, Donors and a 6-type field-reporting suite as one tenant — pre-loaded with 235 humanitarian indicators and the full Project DPro toolkit. You spend the first day configuring your country office, not the first quarter wiring tools together.

Can I move my existing KoboToolbox forms in?

Yes. From the Team tier upward, you can import Kobo XLSForm definitions and field submissions. We map your existing question codes to our indicator library so your historical data stays attached to its indicators.

What languages?

Nine interface languages are live today: English, Burmese, Spanish, French, Portuguese, Bahasa Indonesia, Swahili, Russian and Arabic — the last with full right-to-left support. Need another language? Talk to us.

Where is the data stored?

Google Cloud (asia-southeast1 — Singapore). Enterprise can run on a dedicated single-tenant instance; pinning data to a specific region (e.g. EU residency) is on our roadmap.

Can I get a dedicated instance?

Yes — that is the Enterprise tier. Dedicated single-tenant deployment, your own URL, SSO, optional bring-your-own AI key, and a custom DPA. (Pinning data to a specific region is on our roadmap.)

Who is EMPO?

EMPO Training & Consultancy Services is the parent organisation behind EMPOBase. EMPO trains humanitarian and development teams in PCM, CHS and MEAL in Myanmar, founded in 2025. EMPOBase is the productisation of the portal we built running our own and partner NGOs.

Start running on day one.

Free to try. No card. Bring a country office in by lunch.