Floods
Bahía Blanca faced severe flooding in March 2025, affecting 350k people, displacing families, damaging infrastructure, and disrupting essential services. Coming just a year after a deadly storm in the region, this event underscored the growing impact of climate-related emergencies in urban Argentina.
The monday.com Emergency Response Team (ERT) partnered with 6 local organizations—ranging from emergency responders to grassroots initiatives and a public hospital—to support ongoing relief efforts. By implementing digital tools, we helped teams manage volunteers, track community needs, coordinate aid distribution, and organize disaster committees more effectively.
The organizations collected over 120,000 essential items, including cleaning kits, hygiene supplies, mattresses, food, and clothing. More than 500 volunteers were mobilized, hundreds of aid requests were tracked.
Humanitarian HUB
Supporting Red Cross Argentina in developing logistical supply chain management solutions for their regional disaster relief warehouse.
The warehouse provides regional logistical support during emergency events. The ERT support enabled the Red Cross to respond to more emergency events in a more efficient and transparent way.
By utilizing our emergency logistical supply chain management solution the Red Cross teams managed to save resources and lives with the efficient operation of their HUB.
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