The meanings of different colours and symbols

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  • 15/10/2024 at 4:08 pm #8183
    Tania Tabrizi
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      As part of our early warning system, we have created a flag and bell system as our low tech option. We were wondering if there was a particular colour that was associated to either: 1. SEVERE DANGER 2.INCOMING DANGER (less urgent) 3. PREPARE FOR POTENTIAL DANGER (even less urgent) 4. ALL IS CLEAR (no danger). We were wanting to proceed with colours we knew Westerns were used to, but thought we would double check before our prototype was due.

      Because we also have high tech options, we wanted to know how many people on the island approximately have adequate access to technology and adequate digital literacy to access websites and or receives SMS or email.

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