By participating in various related meetings around earthquake recovery efforts and holding regular research and communication with the innovation ecosystem, the United Nations Development Programme Türkiye Accelerator Lab (UNDP Türkiye AccLab) met the company “Innovita Technology”, the forefront provider of parafoil unmanned aerial vehicles in Türkiye. Although there are many areas in whichparafoil drones can be used, AccLab came up with the added value of this technology to recovey efforts. Innovita's product, Junno, stood out for its state-of-the-art autonomous flight technology, allowing precision in navigation and execution of flight plans with minimal human intervention. The Junno drone promises a range of applications, from surveillance to data collection, making it an ideal choice for efficient debris tracking.

AccLab collaborated with Innovita Technology and Kahramanmaraş Metropolitan Municipality to conduct two surveillance flights at the Kahramanmaraş dump site. This initiative aimed to not only track debris but also provide comprehensive analyses for informed decision-making. Themunicipality is now using the raw data, the photos and the analyses to understand the capacity of the area, and when they should be directing the debris to other sites before it becomes saturated.