Open-source child-centric climate-health intelligence platform for the Niger Delta
# Trellis
**A structure that protects children while letting them grow.**
Open-source, child-centric platform for modelling the linkages between industrial pollution, environmental damage, and the health of populations exposed to them. Fuses satellite Earth Observation, ground-based DePIN sensors, and routine health-system data to issue **4-week-ahead, ward-resolution forecasts** of childhood malaria, asthma, acute respiratory infection, pneumonia, and pollution exposure — and renders the same forecast through four parallel decision channels: a DHIS2 dashboard for ministries of health, a mobile-first PWA for schools, SMS alerts to caregivers, and surge-planning outputs for primary care.
Pilot domain: five Delta State LGAs (Warri South, Warri South-West, Burutu, Bomadi, Patani) covering 51 wards, ~700,000 residents, ~109,000 children under 5.
## Status
Pre-EOI. Submission target: UNICEF Venture Fund 2026 Climate Ventures programme. No partnership commitments, no incorporation status claims — see `_dev_archive/audits/PARTNERSHIP_AUDIT.md` for an honest accounting of what's confirmed (essentially nothing) versus what's been built (essentially everything else).
For a single-document walkthrough that takes any reviewer from `git clone` to a working stack on Windows with Docker Desktop, see **`RUN_EVERYTHING.md`** at the repository root. It documents every gotcha that surfaced during live testing, with cross-references to the per-subsystem READMEs.
## Repository layout
```
Trellis/
├── README.md ← this file
├── RUN_EVERYTHING.md ← end-to-end live-tested walkthrough
├── LICENSE ← MIT for software
├── LICENSE-DATA ← CC-BY 4.0 for data and docs
├── LICENSE-DHIS2 ← GPL-3.0 for DHIS2 connectors
├── LICENSE-HARDWARE ← TAPR Open Hardware License for firmware
├── CONTRIBUTING.md
├── ARCHITECTURE.md
├── pyproject.toml ← pytest + ruff confi …