09 Service Inventory Across the Hubs — SERVIR Platform Inventory

Service Inventory Across the Hubs

Every service this ecosystem has completed, started or retired — 123 across the six hubs, each with the user institution named where a source names one, and each with a status. This is the asset base the three build matrices sit on: the "already built, do not rebuild" cells in §04–06 are drawn from here, and so is the demand evidence. Compiled 3 September 2026 from each hub's own catalogue, cross-checked against the SERVIR Global App Center.

Three programme-level changes that post-date the PDDs. All six hubs are operating. SERVIR-HKH's site carries language about a programme phase concluding in January 2025, and several hub sites read as though activity has wound down. Confirmed directly with David (SIG-NAL, inside the programme): that is documentation lag, not programme status. Every hub in the table below is open. Treat hub web presence as evidence about a hub's publishing, never about its operations. SERVIR Amazonia was renamed SERVIR Tropical South America in 2025 — this plan and the Global Risk PDD still say "Amazonia"; the Food Security PDD already used the new name, which is what the §07 hub table was actually picking up. And in 2025 SERVIR moved from a NASA–USAID partnership to the "SERVIR Global Collaborative," with regional hubs now independently led — the same foreign-assistance restructuring that produced the FEWS NET outage in §05. That last one changes the character of Decision #18: hub governance is no longer an internal sign-off question but an agreement between independent institutions.

Reactivation candidates

Every service the crawl found retired or dormant, with what restarting it would actually involve. These belong in the build conversation alongside new construction — in several cases they are the cheapest route to a matrix cell currently marked as a gap.

Service	Hub	What it did	Which matrix cell it would fill	Reactivation note
SWARM	Southeast Asia	Water allocation scenario assessment for Lower Mekong catchments, with NAWAPI, ADPC and the Stockholm Environment Institute	§06 Wetlands & inland water × Clock 3 — currently the weakest column in the NRM matrix	Strongest candidate on the list. A named ministry user, a documented method, and it fills the scenario column that a REDD+ or TFFF conversation asks about. Start here.
REDD Information System	Hindu Kush Himalaya	Forest biomass and land-cover monitoring, Kayar Khola watershed	§06 REDD+ activity data × Clock 2	Imagery only from 2009/2012, so a rebuild of the data layer — but the methodology and the MRV framing carry over.
Land Use/Land Cover Inventory for Africa	Eastern & Southern Africa	Pan-African LULC dataset catalogue across all 54 countries, with AfriGEOSS, CILSS and CSE	§06 Land cover × Clock 2, and a discovery layer for §07	A catalogue, not a model — the cheapest possible restart, and continental in scope. Worth checking whether the underlying registry survives.
AgriSERV	Tropical South America	Agricultural-intervention impact comparison	§05 outcome layer — impact attribution, which no current service covers	Closest existing thing to the impact-reporting work now being organised in `SERVIR-AI/impact-tracker` (§02). Check for overlap before rebuilding either.
EcoDash	Southeast Asia	Ecosystem monitoring dashboard	§06 Ecosystem services × Clock 2	Lives as a separate subdomain outside the current catalogue. Status genuinely unclear rather than confirmed dead.
GeoPortal	Cross-cutting	Regional spatial data portal	§07 shared data layer	Superseded in intent by the shared capability layer this plan describes. Reactivate only if the catalogue content is worth recovering; the portal pattern itself is not what §07 needs.

What the App Center actually publishes — and the correction that follows. Read directly from the live page on 9 September 2026: 79 services, of which 5 are marked inactive — Land Use/Land Cover Inventory for Africa, GeoPortal, REDD Information System, SWARM and AgriSERV. The status is a binary (a CSS class on the card), not a graded badge: there is no "Pending" state, and the word does not appear on the page. An earlier reading of this register recorded DRIP Groundwater Use and the Malawi Community-Based Flood EWS as "Pending"; that is not reproducible against the source and has been withdrawn. Both are simply listed, and not inactive. The substantive point is unchanged and now rests on the source rather than on a badge: the App Center sits in the same publishing layer that misreported hub status, so it is the best available signal, not ground truth.

The six hubs and who runs them

Hub	Since	Lead institution	Coverage / consortium	Services catalogued
Eastern & Southern Africa	2008	RCMRD, Nairobi	Nine member states across East and Southern Africa	23
Hindu Kush Himalaya	2010	ICIMOD, Kathmandu	Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Myanmar, Nepal, Pakistan	42
Southeast Asia	2023 (from SERVIR Mekong, 2010)	ADPC, Bangkok	Lower Mekong and wider Southeast Asia	18
West Africa	2014	ICRISAT-led consortium	Burkina Faso, Ghana, Mali, Niger, Nigeria, Senegal. Partners: AFRIGIST, AGRHYMET, AIMS, CERSGIS, CSE, ISESTEL, Columbia CIESIN/IRI, U. Florida	12
Tropical South America	2016 (renamed from Amazonia, 2025)	Alliance of Bioversity International and CIAT, Cali	Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Peru	22
Central America	2019	CATIE, Costa Rica	Belize, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala	6

A seventh hub — the original SERVIR Mesoamerica, launched in Panama in 2005 — closed in 2011. The 2019 Central America hub is a separate re-establishment, not a continuation, so Decision #11's "Central America = Mesoamerica" equivalence holds for the current hub only.

Status across the whole portfolio

123

services catalogued
across 6 hubs

Operational

Active

In development

Dormant

No longer active

Status unclear

What the status column is, and is not. It records what each source page actually says, plus any visible dates — not an assessment of whether the software runs today, and not a statement about whether a hub is open. All six hubs are operating; some publish far better than others. 30 services could not be classified at all, mostly because their detail pages were unreachable during the crawl; that is itself a finding about how well this portfolio is documented. The one genuinely authoritative status signal is the SERVIR Global App Center, which overlays an explicit badge on entries it considers retired — five carry "No Longer Active" and two carry "Pending".

Retired is not the same as gone — these are reactivation candidates. Six services are flagged retired or dormant. None of them is written off. A service that once worked, has code, has a documented method and had a user is a far cheaper thing to restart than an equivalent capability built from nothing — which is exactly the judgement Decision #11 already made about the six dormant tools David was to status-check. That decision's residual and this list are the same work. They are carried in the reactivation table below and stay in scope in §04–06 as build options, not as history.

Hindu Kush Himalaya — ICIMOD, Kathmandu · 42 services

The largest catalogue of any hub. Its site carries wind-down language from a January 2025 phase boundary; the hub is open and operating. The status column below reflects what each page says, which is a statement about the documentation rather than the software.

Service	What it does	Countries	Named user institution	Status
National Land Cover Monitoring System (NLCMS)	Annual land cover from remote sensing + ML	Nepal	Forest Research and Training Centre (FRTC)	Operational
Regional Land Cover Monitoring System (RLCMS) HKH	Annual land-cover mapping and change	Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Myanmar, Nepal	Afghanistan MAIL; Bangladesh Forest Dept; Nepal FRTC; Myanmar Forest Dept	Operational
Regional Drought Monitoring and Outlook System	In-season drought monitoring and crop-condition forecasts	Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Nepal, Pakistan	Line government agencies (not individually named)	Operational
Glacial Lakes in Afghanistan	Glacial lake database and mapping, 1990–2015	Afghanistan	NWARA	Operational
Glacier Dynamics Application	Decadal glacier visualisation since 1990	Afghanistan	Ministry of Energy and Water	Operational
Agriculture Atlas of Nepal	Web-GIS district-level agricultural statistics	Nepal	MoAD; National Planning Commission; DHM; CBS; Dept of Irrigation	Operational
Estimation of Wheat Growing Areas	Remote-sensing wheat area quantification — handed over	Afghanistan	MAIL	Operational
HIWAT — Nepal	54-hour high-impact weather forecast	Nepal	DHM; Armed Police Force; Practical Action Nepal	Active
HIWAT — regional	High-impact convective weather toolkit	Nepal, Bangladesh, Bhutan	DHM; Bangladesh Meteorological Department	Active
Forest Fire Detection and Monitoring — Nepal	MODIS/VIIRS near-real-time fire detection	Nepal	DoFSC, Ministry of Forests and Environment	Active
Flash Flood Prediction Tool — Nepal	54-hour flash-flood forecast, 12,000+ segments	Nepal	DHM	Active
Flash Flood Prediction Tool — Bangladesh	54-hour flash-flood forecast	Bangladesh	Not named	Active
Streamflow Prediction Tool — Nepal	10-day forecast, 519 river segments	Nepal	DHM	Active
Streamflow Prediction Tool — Bangladesh	10-day river forecasts	Bangladesh	Flood Forecasting and Warning Centre (FFWC)	Active
Streamflow Prediction Tool — HKH basins	10-day forecasts across four major basins	Bangladesh, Bhutan, Nepal	Not named	Active
Enhancing Flood Early Warning Systems	Downscaled global flood forecast, 10–15 day lead	Bangladesh, Bhutan, Nepal	ECMWF; European Commission (technical)	Active
National Agricultural Drought Watch	Drought monitoring and agro-advisories	Nepal	Government agencies (not individually named)	Active
Wheat Mapping Application	Wheat-area mapping, 2017	Afghanistan	MAIL; UNODC Afghanistan	Active
The Agriculture Information Portal	Crop statistics, prices and calendars gateway	Afghanistan	Not named	Active
Rangelands Decision Support System	Rangeland layer visualisation	Pakistan	Not named	Active
Central Karakoram National Park DST	Natural resources, livelihood and climate modules	Pakistan	UNEP; WWF-Pakistan; IUCN; Ev-K2-CNR; CESVI	Active
Nepal Earthquake 2015 Recovery Platform (DRRIP)	Post-earthquake geohazard and landslide hub	Nepal	MoHA; Esri	Active
Status of Glaciers in the HKH Region	Interactive glacier data by basin	HKH region incl. China	CARERI (China)	Active
Flood Inundation Mapping Tool	Sentinel-1 SAR near-real-time flood extent	Bhutan, Bangladesh, Nepal, NE India	NASA SERVIR AST; U. Alaska Fairbanks	In development
REDD Information System	Forest biomass and land-cover, Kayar Khola watershed	Nepal	Not named	No longer active
Resource Accounting Tool	GEE-based geo-processing and analysis	Not specified	Not named	No longer active
Decision Support System for Flood Management	Flood inundation, hazard and risk viewer	Not specified	Not named	Status unclear
Monitoring and Assessment of Snow Cover	Snow-cover data across 92 sub-basins	HKH region	Not named	Status unclear
Land Cover Dynamics — Greater Chittagong	Harmonised land-cover database	Bangladesh	Not named	Status unclear
Land Cover Dynamics — Myanmar	Harmonised land-cover database	Myanmar	Not named	Status unclear
Land Cover Dynamics — Pakistan	Harmonised land-cover database	Pakistan	Not named	Status unclear
Land Cover Dynamics — Bhutan	Harmonised land-cover database	Bhutan	Not named	Status unclear
Multi-Disaster Information System	Multi-hazard information system	Not specified	Not named	Status unclear
MODIS-Based Ecosystem Monitoring	Vegetation vigour and phenology viewer	HKH region	Not named	Status unclear
Forest Ecosystem Climate Vulnerability	Forest climate-vulnerability web application	Not specified	Not named	Status unclear
Multi-Level Risk Assessment for Flood	Disaster-loss-data flood risk tool	Not specified	Not named	Status unclear
Glacier Dynamics in Bhutan Himalaya	Glacier-change data	Bhutan	Not named	Status unclear
Glacier Dynamics in Nepal Himalaya	Glacier-change data	Nepal	Not named	Status unclear
Nepal Disaster Information Management System	Historical disaster event and impact profiling	Nepal	Not named	Status unclear
Above Ground Biomass — Nepal	Biomass product viewer	Nepal	Not named	Status unclear
Forest Fire Detection — Bhutan	MODIS-based fire detection	Bhutan	Not named	Status unclear
Glacial Lake Inventory of the HKH	Listed in the catalogue; no working link found	HKH region	Not named	Status unclear

7 operational · 16 active · 1 in development · 2 no longer active · 16 status unclear · 20 of 42 name a user institution

Southeast Asia — ADPC, Bangkok · 18 services

Renamed from SERVIR Mekong in 2023. Nine of sixteen tools are still named or scoped to the Lower Mekong specifically.

Service	What it does	Countries	Named user institution	Status
ClimateSERV	30-year rainfall history, 180-day forecasts, vegetation condition	Global tool; page content names Kenya/West Africa	Kenya Meteorological Service; ministries of agriculture	Operational
SE Asia Air Quality Tracker (AQ-Tracker)	Air quality and fire data plus 3-day forecasts	Southeast Asia	Thai Pollution Control Department; GISTDA; Laos MONRE	Operational
Rainstorm Tracker	4D storm-object recognition with near-real-time alerts	Lower Mekong Basin	Mekong River Commission	Operational
Cambodia Protected Area Alerts System	Near-real-time forest change, integrated with CEMIS	Cambodia	Ministry of Environment; Provincial Dept of Environment; UNDP	Operational
Reservoir Assessment Tool (RAT-Mekong)	Near-real-time reservoir storage, inflow and outflow	Lower Mekong Basin	Mekong River Commission and member countries	Operational
Regional Land Cover Monitoring System (RLCMS)	Cloud-based custom land-cover products on GEE	Lower Mekong; Vietnam	Not named on the tool page	Active
Southeast Asia Drought Watch (SEADW)	Drought monitoring, seasonal forecast, impact characterisation	Southeast Asia	Not named	Active
Virtual Rain and Stream Gauge Service	Near-real-time gridded rainfall and stream height	Lower Mekong	Not named	Active
Historical Flood Analysis Tool	Surface-water extent and change, 1984–2018, 3M+ Landsat scenes	Lower Mekong; Myanmar	Department of Disaster Management, Myanmar (planning to use)	In development
Biophysical M&E Dashboard	Satellite dashboard for landscape-management projects	Cambodia	USAID/Cambodia	Active
Gender Equality Monitoring (GEM) Platform	Sub-national gender gaps across sectors	Not specified	Not named	Active
HYDRAFloods	Open-source daily surface-water and flood mapping	Lower Mekong	Not named	Active
Mekong X-Ray	Flood hazard, exposure and vulnerability from EO + social + IoT	Not specified	Not named	Active
HYDROMET-BOX	Historical and near-real-time meteorological data products	Lower Mekong	Not named	Active
LHASA-Mekong	ML landslide probability at 1 km resolution	Lower Mekong	Not named	Active
Land and Agriculture Monitoring Project (LAMP)	Biophysical, forest, rice-crop and fire monitoring	Myanmar	USAID/Burma	Active
SWARM	Water allocation scenario assessment	Vietnam / Lower Mekong	NAWAPI; ADPC; Stockholm Environment Institute	No longer active
EcoDash	Ecosystem monitoring dashboard	Lower Mekong	Not named	Dormant

5 operational · 10 active · 1 in development · 1 dormant · 1 no longer active · 10 of 18 name a user institution

West Africa — ICRISAT-led consortium · 12 services

Consortium: AFRIGIST, AGRHYMET, AIMS, CERSGIS, CSE, ISESTEL, Columbia CIESIN/IRI, University of Florida. Phase 2 runs 2022–2027.

Service	What it does	Countries	Named user institution	Status
Monitoring Ephemeral Water Bodies (WENDOU)	Pond monitoring pushed out by radio and SMS in local languages	Senegal (Ferlo)	AVSF; URAC network; Jokalante	Operational
Desert Locust Risk Mapping (P-LOCUST)	Locust prediction model plus real-time ecological monitoring	Niger, Mali, Burkina Faso	AGRHYMET; FAO; CLCPRO; CIRAD	Active
Artisanal Mining (Galamsey) Monitoring	Illegal gold-mining sites and associated land degradation	Ghana	A Rocha Ghana	Active
Commune-Level Development Planning (CLDP)	Commune-level land cover, use and socio-economic platform	Burkina Faso	Seven named commune authorities; RISE-II/Winrock; FAO/FFEM	Active
Charcoal Production Monitoring	Charcoal-kiln distribution and forest degradation	Ghana; wider West Africa	A Rocha; Solidaridad (capacity building)	In development
Flash Flood Vulnerability Mapping	Socio-economic layers coupled to hydrological model output	Not named	Not named	In development
Groundwater Mapping	Groundwater resources for rain-fed irrigation	Not named	Ministries of Water Resources and Agriculture (generic)	In development
Farmer-Managed Natural Regeneration (FMNR)	Where to scale FMNR, and temporal change analysis	Niger; Sahel	Not named	In development
Sustainable Development Goals Mapping	EO plus admin data for environment-related SDG indicators	Senegal (pilot)	National and local institutions (generic)	In development
Crop Monitoring and Condition Assessment	Inter-annual NDVI/LSWI crop condition, Peanut Basin	Senegal	DAPSA; Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Infrastructure	Status unclear
Harmonization of Regional LU/LC Classification	Interoperability across incompatible regional systems	West Africa	Not named	Status unclear
Sub-Seasonal to Seasonal Forecasting	WRF + NASA SPoRT seasonal forecasting	Page content describes East Africa/Kenya	Kenya Meteorological Service	Status unclear

1 operational · 3 active · 5 in development · 3 status unclear · 9 of 12 name a user institution

Eastern & Southern Africa — RCMRD, Nairobi · 23 services

The thinnest hub web presence of the six: eight confirmed dead links and eight RCMRD subdomains unreachable. Several rows below are evidenced through NASA, Climatelinks or Agrilinks rather than the hub's own pages.

Service	What it does	Countries	Named user institution	Status
Land-Cover Mapping for GHG Inventory	Land-cover data for national greenhouse-gas inventories	Nine RCMRD member states	RCMRD	Operational
Kenya National Crop Monitor	National crop-condition early warning	Kenya; replicated to Tanzania, Uganda	Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation, Livestock and Fisheries; GEOGLAM	Operational
Malawi Community-Based Flood EWS	Flood EWS transferred from the Himalaya to Malawi	Malawi (8 districts)	UNDP; RCMRD; ICIMOD	Operational
Crop Failure Assessment for Agricultural Insurance	NDVI, rainfall and soil-moisture crop-failure detection	Kenya	NASA Harvest; Swiss Re Foundation	Operational
Climate Change Vulnerability and Impacts Service	Climate impacts on communities, water and ecosystems	Kenya, Malawi, Rwanda, Tanzania, Uganda, Zambia	Not named	Active
Land Use Land Cover and Change Mapping	LULC change for conservation and management	Regional	Not named	Active
Regional Cropland Assessment and Monitoring	Crop monitoring for food-security evaluation	East Africa	Kenya Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock, Fisheries and Cooperatives	Active
iSWIM — Satellite Water Quality Monitoring	Satellite-derived water quality for inland lakes	Lake Victoria, Malawi, Tanganyika basins	RCMRD	Active
Early Warning eXplorer (EWX)	FEWS NET climate and hydrologic dataset viewer	Regional	Climate Hazards Center (UCSB); RCMRD	Active
Mapping Seagrass and Mangroves	Coastal and marine ecosystem products	Kenya, Tanzania, Mozambique, Madagascar	RCMRD	Active
Invasive Species Mapper	Crowdsourced app plus species-distribution modelling	Kenya (Samburu–Laikipia)	CABI; Laikipia Wildlife Forum	Active
Rangelands Decision Support Tool (RDST)	NDVI, VCI and GIS layers for rangeland planning	Zambia live; Kenya in development	Not named on the live page	Active
Eastern Africa Forest Observatory (OFESA)	Forest cover, carbon and REDD+ monitoring	Kenya, Ethiopia, Tanzania, Uganda, Mozambique	CIFOR; Kenya Forest Service; NFA Uganda	Active
RHEAS	NDVI and rainfall crop-condition forecasting	Kenya	SERVIR-ESA at RCMRD	Active
DRIP — Drought Resilience Impact Platform	Satellite-linked groundwater sensors plus drought forecasting	Kenya, Ethiopia	Kenya NDMA; Ethiopia Ministry of Water; FEWS NET; Millennium Water Alliance	In development
GeoServe	Bridges NASA and FEWS NET data for decision-making	Regional	ICPAC; SADC Climate Services Centre; national met agencies	In development
Land Use/Land Cover Inventory for Africa	Pan-African LULC dataset catalogue	All 54 African countries	AfriGEOSS; CILSS; CSE	No longer active
Malawi Hazards and Vulnerability Modelling Tool	Hazard and vulnerability maps and atlas	Malawi	RCMRD	Status unclear
CREST Streamflow Viewer & Flood Simulator	Near-term flood-likelihood assessment	East African watersheds	RCMRD	Status unclear
Regional Stream Flow Monitoring and Forecasting	Multi-model streamflow forecasting	East Africa	Not named	Status unclear
SLEEK	National land-based emissions estimation system	Kenya	Kenya Ministry of Environment and Natural Resources	Status unclear
RCMRD Geoportal	Regional spatial data infrastructure, 308 GIS layers	Member states	RCMRD	Status unclear
SERVIR E&SA Small Grants Program	EO and geospatial innovation grants	Eight countries	RCMRD	Status unclear

4 operational · 10 active · 2 in development · 1 no longer active · 6 status unclear · 20 of 23 name a user institution

Tropical South America — Alliance of Bioversity International and CIAT, Cali · 22 services

Renamed from SERVIR Amazonia in 2025. Spatial Informatics Group (SIG) appears as a build partner on six of these services.

Service	What it does	Countries	Named user institution	Status
CoMiMo	AI-predicted mining sites over geographic layers	Colombia	Ministry of Environment; ANLA; Universidad del Rosario; SIG	Operational
RAMI	Near-real-time SAR detection of illegal gold mining	Peru	MINAM; PNCBMCC; Conservación Amazónica (ACCA); SIG	Operational
MANGLEE	GEE mangrove mapping with Sentinel and machine learning	Ecuador	Ministry of Environment (MAAE); CIIFEN; EcoCiencia; SIG	Operational
GuyMIS	Mangrove monitoring web application	Guyana	NAREI; University of Guyana; SIG	Operational
TerraOnTrack	Territorial-threat detection for communities	Brazil	Imaflora; SIG	Operational
Extreme Hydrological Events Resilience	Flood forecasting umbrella across three countries	Peru, Colombia, Brazil	SENAMHI; IDEAM; CEMADEN; BYU	Operational
MOCAF	Forest-roads monitoring	Brazil, Peru	ACCA; ABSAT; University of Richmond; UFAC	Active
IDEAM GEOGloWS Portal	Hydrological Tethys portal	Colombia	IDEAM	Active
SENAMHI Tethys Portal	Hydrological Tethys portal	Peru	SENAMHI; ACCA	Active
CEMADEN Tethys Portal	Hydrological Tethys portal	Brazil	CEMADEN	Active
INAMHI GEOGloWS Portal	Hydrometeorological forecast portal	Ecuador	INAMHI	Active
Collect Earth Online	Satellite-imagery interpretation system	Global; Ecuador use	MAATE; EcoCiencia	Active
SINCHI Cobertura	GEE Colombian-Amazon land-cover mapping	Colombia	Instituto SINCHI; SIG	Active
Amazon Fire Dashboard	VIIRS fire-type classification	Southern Amazon	NASA GSFC	Active
Ecosystem Services Modeling / VegMapper	Radar mapping of palm-oil and cacao deforestation drivers	Brazil, Peru	Alianza Cacao; SERNANP; EMBRAPA; MIDAGRI; Gob. Reg. Ucayali	In development
S-CAP	Forest-carbon and deforestation tracking, 15 countries	Peru, Colombia and 13 others	NASA; USAID; UNFCCC	In development
Digital Soil Mapping	30 m digital soil-fertility maps	Ecuador	Ministerio de Agricultura y Ganadería (MAG)	Status unclear
Forest-Change Effects on Ecosystem Services	Microclimate and hydrology trade-off mapping	Brazil (Acre), Peru (Ucayali)	SEMAPI-Acre; CPI-Acre; UFAC; SERNANP; ACCA	Status unclear
Deforestation Monitoring & Reporting	Ongoing forest and ecosystem status reporting	Ecuador	MAATE; FAO; CONGOPE; SIG	Status unclear
Monitoring Forest Dynamics for Biodiversity	Habitat-dynamics tracking	Brazil	Imaflora; SIG	Status unclear
Fire/Drought Seasonal Forecasting	Drought-to-fire vulnerability forecasting	Colombia, Brazil	IDEAM; SEMA-Acre; CENSIPAM; NASA GSFC	Status unclear
AgriSERV	Agricultural-intervention impact comparison	Not specified	Not named	No longer active

6 operational · 8 active · 2 in development · 1 no longer active · 5 status unclear · 21 of 22 name a user institution

Central America — CATIE, Costa Rica · 6 services

Established 2019. Evidence is genuinely thin: no service catalogue, no per-tool detail pages, and SERVIR's own Service Tracker does not offer Central America as a filterable region. Four items in evidence, two of them training rather than tools.

Service	What it does	Countries	Named user institution	Status
National Land Cover Map	Updated national land-cover map	Belize	Department of Forestry, Ministry of Sustainable Development and Climate Change	Operational
HIWAT toolkit (Spanish deployment)	High-impact weather assessment toolkit	El Salvador	MARN	Active
Cerro Cantil Monitoring	Prototype protected-area viewer with FIRMS fire tracking	Guatemala	SERVIR Science Coordination Office	In development
S-CAP	Forest-carbon and deforestation tracking	Costa Rica, Guatemala	NASA; USAID; UNFCCC	In development
Air Quality Monitoring Training	Satellite air-quality training — capacity, not a tool	Guatemala	Ministerio de Ambiente	Active
Jóvenes Geoespaciales	Geospatial skills training — capacity, not a tool	El Salvador	Red Aeroespacial Centroamericana; Universidad Gerardo Barrios	Active

1 operational · 3 active · 2 in development · 6 of 6 name a user institution

What this inventory changes in the plan

Opportunity

SWARM is the top reactivation target

§06's Clock 3 use case for wetlands is retired — which makes it the cheapest available route into the NRM matrix's weakest column. Named user, documented method, existing code.

Resolved

Malawi CBFEWS is listed, not retired

Verified against the live App Center 9 Sep 2026 — /detail/57, not among the 5 inactive entries. §04's operational citation stands. The earlier "Pending" reading was an artefact and is withdrawn.

Reframe

Stale sites, not stalled hubs

Several hub sites read as wound-down. They are not. The gap between what the portfolio does and what it publishes is the actual finding here.

Reframe

Decision #18 is now inter-institutional

Independently-led hubs under the Global Collaborative means override governance is an agreement between organisations, not an internal sign-off.

Evidence

The reuse case is stronger

Flood forecasting alone appears in at least eleven separate services across four hubs — the clearest argument in the whole plan for wrapping once rather than per-hub.

Evidence

Central America is genuinely thin

Four items, two of them training. Any platform scoping that assumes six equally-resourced hubs is wrong.

The pattern that matters most for §07. Counting across hubs rather than within them: streamflow and flood forecasting appears in at least eleven distinct services across four hubs (three Streamflow Prediction Tools and two Flash Flood tools in HKH, four GEOGloWS/Tethys portals in Tropical South America, HYDRAFloods and the Historical Flood Analysis Tool in Southeast Asia, CREST and the regional streamflow service in E&S Africa). Land cover appears in at least ten. Drought and crop condition in at least eight. These are not eleven different problems — they are one capability, re-implemented per hub because there was no shared layer to build it into. That is the §07 argument, and this inventory is the evidence for it.

Method and confidence. Each hub's own catalogue was crawled directly and cross-checked against the SERVIR Global App Center (79 entries, n=1–82). Where a hub page was unreachable the row is marked status-unclear rather than guessed. Coverage is uneven by construction: SERVIR-HKH publishes a 42-item catalogue, Central America publishes none, and that asymmetry is a real finding rather than a gap in the search. Three caveats carried forward: ClimateSERV and Sub-Seasonal Forecasting both appear on hub pages whose content describes a different region (likely reused copy); SERVIR-HKH's claim that its services "remain active and fully operational" post-closure is the hub's own and is not independently verified here; and the App Center labels a hub for only about half its entries.