Osprean recovery
Management doesn't end when the danger passes
After an emergency, the municipality must restore the territory and document the damage to access funding. Osprean recovery collects citizens' reports, organises restoration by zone and generates the supporting documentation required by regional and national bodies.
- Mobile
daños.info: citizen collaboration
A free public form for residents to report damage to private property (homes, vehicles, businesses, land) and public spaces. The council reviews, classifies and budgets them from a single dashboard.
- Web
Recovery zoning and planning
Each item of damage is recorded with its geometry and photos and turned into restoration tasks organised by zone and deadline, with full traceability of the work done.
- Web
Smart budgets and supporting reports
Osprean calculates the execution budget from the severity zoning, separates the eligible items and generates the supporting report for the grant application as a PDF.
Frequently asked questions
What is daños.info?
Osprean's free public form for citizens to report damage after an emergency. Reports go straight to the council's recovery dashboard.
How does Osprean help justify funding after a disaster?
It calculates the budget item by item from the recorded damage, identifies what is eligible and generates the supporting report as a PDF for submission to the relevant body.
Which regulations require restoration after an emergency?
Spain's Law 17/2015 on the National Civil Protection System and Law 7/1985 on the Bases of Local Government, which require affected land to be restored and basic public services re-established.
Get your municipality ready before the next season
Request a demo or a territorial preparedness assessment for your municipality.