The Anonymous Report button is a feature of the Awe app that allows users to report incidents or information anonymously. This is especially useful for cases where the user may not feel comfortable revealing  their identity or may fear retribution for reporting.

With the Anonymous Report button, users can report a wide range of incidents, including crime, corruption, service delivery issues, or other concerns. They can include multimedia attachments such as photos or videos to provide further evidence or context to the report. When submitting an anonymous report, the user’s
location is automatically captured through geolocation technology, which allows the authorities or relevant organizations to respond quickly and effectively.

The report is then logged and can be accessed for accountability and transparency purposes. The Anonymous Report button is an important tool in promoting community safety and addressing issues that may otherwise go unreported. It allows individuals to play an active role in creating a safer and more transparent society, without the fear of negative consequences. 

The GBV button is a specific feature within the community reporting function of the Awe app, which is designed to allow users to report gender-based violence (GBV). The button is intended to make it easier for individuals to report incidents of violence or abuse, or to seek help if they are in a dangerous situation.

When the GBV button is activated, it triggers an alert to the Awe Command Centre, where trained professionals are available to provide assistance and support. Users can also choose to send an alert to members of their group or to the nearest responders in their area.

The GBV reporting feature is part of Awe’s broader efforts to combat gender-based violence in South Africa, which has become an increasingly urgent problem in recent years. By providing a quick and easy way to report incidents and seek help, Awe hopes to empower individuals to take action against GBV and to improve safety and security in communities across the country.

The illegal dumping reporting button on the Awe app allows users to report incidents of illegal dumping in their communities quickly and easily.

With geolocation technology, the app can pinpoint the exact location of the dumping, allowing the relevant authorities to take prompt action to remove the waste. The feature helps to increase community involvement in reporting and reducing illegal dumping, leading to a cleaner and more attractive environment. Early detection and intervention can prevent the dumping from escalating, reducing the long-term cost of clean-up efforts.

The illegal dumping reporting button is a valuable tool for communities to improve the cleanliness and livability of their surroundings. 

The GBV reporting feature is part of Awe’s broader efforts to combat gender-based violence in South Africa, which has become an increasingly urgent problem in recent years. By providing a quick and easy way to report incidents and seek help, Awe hopes to empower individuals to take action against GBV and to improve safety and security in communities across the country.

The Electricity Issues Button in the Awe app allows users to report electricity-related problems using geolocation to automatically capture their location. This helps the relevant authorities locate and resolve the issue promptly.

Users can attach multimedia for more context, and the report is logged for accountability and transparency.

Reporting through the app enables citizens to ensure their communities have access to reliable electricity and hold authorities accountable for providing adequate services.

The Community Police Form Button on the Awe app enables citizens to report criminal activity or suspicious behavior in their communities to the local police department.

The feature includes options to add geolocation information and attach photos or videos to provide more details about the
incident.

The submitted report is then sent to the relevant authorities for review and action.
This feature allows citizens to take an active
role in promoting safety in their communities and helps law enforcement to
more efficiently respond to and address criminal activity.