NGO's

VSAT solutions play a vital role in minimising the damage created by disasters. The sooner humanitarian organisations are able to collect and analyse critical information, the more effective the response becomes, and the more lives are potentially saved. Due to limited availability of infrastructure in rural areas, NGOs rely on VSAT technologies not only to share information with headquarters and other relief agencies, but also to and improve the efficiency of relief and development efforts.

First responders require immediate access to reliable communications links in the midst of a disaster. Satellite networks can also used as a powerful tool to help establish new field offices, improve local development, and support direct post disaster relief.