MIRA turns climate, disaster, territorial and infrastructure data into practical decision intelligence for data-constrained markets.
Infrastructure still has to be planned, designed, financed, insured, operated and maintained. But climate change is altering the assumptions behind each of those decisions.
167 engineers, architects and real-estate developers surveyed in Mozambique.
Know climate matters but do not know how to incorporate it into decisions.
Have experienced climate-related losses or unforeseen impacts.
Would pay for a solution supporting the transition and better decision-making.
Recently trained in climate adaptation but still lack the data needed to act.
MIRA combines evidence from multiple sources, makes data limitations explicit, and translates technical signals into decisions people can act on.
Built for incomplete, fragmented and uneven data environments.
MIRA enters with a focused use case and expands from individual sites to infrastructure networks and portfolios.
Preliminary site screening using climate, disaster and territorial evidence.
Data Confidence, hazards, construction implications, required studies and a MIRA Site Resilience Report.
Decision support for existing assets and networks.
Vulnerability, criticality, data integration and adaptation priorities for agencies and infrastructure owners.
Physical climate intelligence across infrastructure portfolios.
Exposure, asset prioritisation and adaptation investment intelligence for finance and asset owners.
The product is built around explicit uncertainty and practical infrastructure workflows, rather than pretending every market has the same data environment.
Built around incomplete and uneven local information.
Makes the adequacy of available evidence visible to the user.
Focused on decisions about physical assets, not climate data for its own sake.
Translates evidence into what deserves attention and what should happen next.
Customer discovery, scientific development and venture validation are advancing together.
Target professionals surveyed in Mozambique.
MIRA Site scientific engine functioning.
Infrastructure and climate-resilience research informs the methodology.
Selected for the Afropreneurs Mission through the Djassi/VBA LAB ecosystem.
A focused founding team combining domain expertise, research and product implementation.
Civil & Transport Engineer, MSc in Disaster Risk Management & Climate Change Adaptation, PhD researcher at FEUP, with 10+ years in infrastructure and transport.
Engineering and Computer Science background, working across digital product development, data and geospatial implementation for MIRA Site.
We are interested in pilot customers, infrastructure and engineering partners, R&D collaborations and strategic conversations.
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