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Table 4

Range of potential users of both the Kibera open-source model and its outputs (from KDI (2018))

User type	Description	Products used	Envisaged use
(a) Community users	Local communities, CBOs, non-governmental organisations, humanitarian groups	Flood extent maps	Inform local community projects and develop flood awareness and preparedness
(b) County government	Departments of Public Works, Environment and Planning	Flood extent maps + open-source model (and instructions for model modifications)	Support implementation of a variety of scale of projects at the local level
(c) National government	Institutional users with a good understanding of model assumptions	Open-source model (and instructions for model modifications)	Scaling out (and up) of the model through policy development and adoption
(d) Research community	Universities and research centres	Open-source model (and instructions for model modifications)	Enhance and improve the capabilities of the tool according to changing demands and conditions

User type	Description	Products used	Envisaged use
(a) Community users	Local communities, CBOs, non-governmental organisations, humanitarian groups	Flood extent maps	Inform local community projects and develop flood awareness and preparedness
(b) County government	Departments of Public Works, Environment and Planning	Flood extent maps + open-source model (and instructions for model modifications)	Support implementation of a variety of scale of projects at the local level
(c) National government	Institutional users with a good understanding of model assumptions	Open-source model (and instructions for model modifications)	Scaling out (and up) of the model through policy development and adoption
(d) Research community	Universities and research centres	Open-source model (and instructions for model modifications)	Enhance and improve the capabilities of the tool according to changing demands and conditions