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Electronic transfers in humanitarian response: Good news, bad news and how-to
Digitizing the delivery of humanitarian aid has so much appeal. By taking cash out...
Cash-based programming: choosing the right provider
While cash and vouchers currently account for around six percent of total humanitarian...
Implications for Disaster Response Thanks to Pokemon Go
Since Pokemon Go was released a couple of months ago, the app has launched itself...
International Day of Peace - The SDGs: ‘Building Blocks for Peace’
The International Day of Peace (“Peace Day”) is observed around the world...
How satellite connectivity can enable successful delivery of the United Nations’ SDGs
At the United Nations Sustainable Development Summit on 25 September 2015, world leaders...
Mobile for Development - Why the Back-Office Needs to Play Catch-Up
Few industries are growing faster than mobile technology. This has opened up boundless...
Call for Apps Supporting Worldwide Disaster Response
A new competition has been launched to find innovative apps that support worldwide...
Africa’s Mobile Money
The importance of digital communication and finance is becoming increasingly important...
Establishing a reliable communications network for SOS Children’s Villages in the CAR
Thuraya deployed vital communication links in the Central African Republic to connect...
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[report] AIDF Mobile for Development 2:Transforming Global Healthcare Through Mobile Technology
INCLUSION, EXPANSION AND THE FUTURE OF MOBILE HEALTH The Aid & International Development...
The Use of Mobiles in Disasters
Recent natural and manmade disasters have taught us that resilient communications...
ICT in Myanmar: Creating Opportunities for Aid and Development
International interest in Myanmar has soared, since government reforms took place...
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