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World Humanitarian Day: Infographic about the importance of partnerships in disaster management
Aid & International Development Forum, releases an infographic on “How Partnerships...
Top 50 Organisations to Follow on Twitter
Welcome to the list of Who to Follow on Twitter for Disaster Relief. This list consists...
The current state of fleet risk for risk management in the aid and development space
The current state of fleet risk and best practices for risk management in the aid...
Challenges in humanitarian information management and exchange: evidence from Haiti
There is a growing recognition of the critical role humanitarian information management...
Disaster relief summit to address the world’s increasing need of more efficient disaster response
NGOs, UN agencies, Governments, Military & Defense representatives, and private...
MOBILITY IS THE KEY
Whether we are discussing pre-disaster risk reduction methodologies or post disaster...
The Global Summit to End Sexual Violence in Conflict
The Global Summit to End Sexual Violence in Conflict took place earlier this month...
#CRISISMAPPING FOR RECOVERY: CRISIS CLEAN UP - A COLLABORATION TOOL
A truism in emergency management is that after a disaster thousands of people want...
DIGITAL HUMANITARIANS: FROM HAITI EARTHQUAKE TO TYPHOON YOLANDA
We’ve been able to process and make sense of a quarter of a million tweets in the...
COMBINING RADIO, SMS AND ADVANCED COMPUTING FOR DISASTER RESPONSE
I’m headed to the Philippines this week to collaborate with the UN Office for the...
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