Humanitarian Permanent Relief Kit (HPRK) – SHA256 + OTS Verified

A compact, self-verifying package designed to help teams organize, verify, and deploy non-medical humanitarian relief actions with minimal friction. This ZIP includes a simple framework for: rapid triage logistics, comms templates, chain-of-custody checklists, consent and safety notes, and a one-page “what to do first” overview. It is evidence-anchored (SHA-256 + OpenTimestamps) and attribution-locked under the DPND-NT-1.0 license. What this is (high level): A practical, field-ready coordination kit for relief efforts (non-clinical). Checklists and templates to avoid common failure points (handoffs, recordkeeping, verification). A self-contained archive: integrity can be independently proven at any time. What this is not: Not medical advice, not a diagnostic or treatment protocol, not a medical device. Always defer to licensed clinicians and local authorities for any clinical decision. Contents (inside the ZIP): /00_README_START_HERE.md — 1-page quick start. /01_Logistics/ — intake, prioritization, transport handoff forms. /02_Comms/ — message templates for partners, media, and volunteers. /03_Verification/ — manifest template, checksum guidance, OTS notes. /04_Safety_Ethics/ — consent prompts, do-no-harm reminders, escalation map. /05_Badges/ — small visual markers for “Verified Drop” (PNG/SVG). Integrity & Proof (for auditors, journalists, and partners): Final ZIP SHA-256:533cfbfca2749c86b5c3d020db632c5660d55e951d6554958481e9d467c5fa71 SHA-1: b72e51d3e83ce2fda1d45fc224dc2db4f1727718 MD5: 799dfe195751c3aca5c6735db34a2373 OpenTimestamps: attach Humanitarian_Permanent_Relief_Kit.zip.ots to this record. How to verify (copy/paste): macOS/Linux:shasum -a 256 Humanitarian_Permanent_Relief_Kit.zip Windows PowerShell:Get-FileHash Humanitarian_Permanent_Relief_Kit.zip -Algorithm SHA256 OTS:ots verify Humanitarian_Permanent_Relief_Kit.zip.ots Attribution & Use (binding): License: DPND-NT-1.0 (No Training • No Inference • No Derivatives • No Porting • No Offline Use). You may use and share for humanitarian coordination, provided you attribute the author and do not train models, derive frameworks, or republish altered versions. Any misuse, misattribution, or silent adaptation will be publicly documented with hashes and timestamps. Contact / Author: Author: Daniel Eduardo Campos Peñuelas Public note: If you need a jurisdiction-specific addendum (e.g., data handling), open a new Zenodo record referencing this DOI and include your changes; keep the checksum trail intact.