In the recent past, users of SWALIM information had to either visit the project offices, use data DVDs or access numerous online and offline applications to access the large water and land resources databases created by the project over the last seven years – not an easy thing for many users. The recently launched platform , now allows access to the entire SWALIM water and land resources database in one place. Using one simple application, users are able to access records stored in many different datasets. The gigabytes of data in our applications, website and DVDs have been aggregated
into this well structured, optimized and easy to use application which can be accessed from any location with an internet connection. Where internet connectivity is limited, for example within the government ministries in Somalia, SDDR will be available offline. As new data is generated daily, the offline installation will be updated every three months.

The data in SDDR is organized in five content areas: (1) Water data, (2) Land data, (3) Spatial data, (4) Publications and (5) SWALIM applications. Water data includes among others, data daily weather, river levels and water sources data. The land data includes a large soil database with complete soil fertility analysis, land cover, land use, and land degradation, among others . The spatial data includes a large set of high quality ESRI shape files that can be used in geographic information systems.
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