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‘Nobody sees us, but we are there.’
Teams of online volunteers support aid workers and communities facing the Covid-19 pandemic and other tough humanitarian problems.
Tech & InnovationTeams of online volunteers support aid workers and communities facing the Covid-19 pandemic and other tough humanitarian problems.
Given the climate predictions for many areas effected by long-term conflict, is it time to think differently about the way cities are rebuilt or assisted during warfare?
Even in the digital age, people going through crisis can still fall through the cracks
Getting ahead of future trends is not always just about predicting particular events or outcomes.
How a digital mapping project in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania helps local communities take on urban risk, street by street.
Using an online map they helped developed with local residents, Tanzania Red Cross National Society volunteers offer a tour of the risks and assets of Kigogo, a neighbourhood in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.
Mobile phones were commonplace for many years before becoming an integral part of the humanitarian toolkit.
As humanitarians explore new technologies and innovation, how can local communities shape the technologies best suited for their needs?
How hand-held tablets and a system for uploading data in real time may make detention conditions healthier and more humane in the Philippines.
How data are helping people in a fractured country avoid the death sentence imposed when life-saving malaria drugs are not available.
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