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2024-2030 NetHope Strategic Plan
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Together we are greater than the sum of our parts, and together we can accomplish things that no one of us can alone.
Automation Bots Speed Humanitarian Aid in Ukraine
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Learn how the Center for Humanitarian Technology was founded in response to the Russian invasion of Ukraine, and their successful deployment of automated bot technology to provide aid to the internally displaced in Ukraine.
Spotlight: NetHope’s Emergency Preparedness and...
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After a crisis, iNGOs often lack the resources to leverage technology solutions. NetHope steps in so they can focus on critical mission delivery.
The Collective Action Framework
We believe that collective action with youth at the center is key to achieving positive and enduring change.
The NetHope Global Humanitarian ISAC
The NetHope Global Humanitarian ISAC drives efficiency, reach, and digital impact for cybersecurity in nonprofits. Acting together, in one platform, we are a force multiplier for cybersecurity and digital protection in global humanitarian and conservation nonprofits so they can better protect those that they serve.
NetHope in Ukraine: 21st-Century Conflict and Aid
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In the era of the 4th Industrial Revolution, conflicts themselves are undergoing a digital transformation.
A helping hand has no geopolitical allegiance
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Humanitarians must maintain neutrality and ignore political pressures to best respond to the needs of displaced persons. Especially in digital contexts.
Tech and the Ukraine Refugee Crisis: Field Notes
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The sight of people visibly exhausted by stressful and harrowing journeys lies side by side with challenges familiar to any traveler today - charge my phone, connect to WiFi, send a WhatsApp message to mum, look up the railway timetable online.
Money can’t solve the displacement crisis, stra...
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With less than 5 years before the global number of displaced people exceeds the resources available to help them, there is urgency to amplify relief efforts through digital innovation and collective action.
Humanitarians (and data) #NotATarget
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NetHope is calling for an end to all attacks on humanitarians, in the digital sphere or otherwise, and for investments to help nonprofits to protect themselves, and the people they work with.
Rewiring Education for Youth on the Move
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Our experiment was selected to receive seed funding from Dubai Cares and excited to share with you more about our work and how you can get involved.
Benchmarks and Funding NGO Cybersecurity Journey
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In the wake of the recent, multiple attacks on USAID and other U.S. government agencies, it’s clear that NGOs and the data they hold are increasingly attractive to those wishing to do harm.
Digital ID in Humanitarian Contexts: Key Lessons
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Digital identity is inevitable. How we design it and use it is up to us. The time is now to get it right for the individuals and our society.
Refugee & Host Community Resilience Impleme...
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Shared experiences to basic approaches to Relief and Development Coherence, and an intro to the Assessment toolkit and Facilitating Relief and Development Coherence Toolkit.
Project Reconnect: Refugees Use Chromebooks to ...
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In 2016, Google Germany and NetHope started Project Reconnect, an initiative to provide refugees access to online education and information. Today we reflect and (re)connect with some of the organizations whose initiatives were supported with Chromebooks sponsored by Google.org.
Mapping With AI and Communities
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How your organization can benefit by using existing maps and data from your projects, and work with Humanitarian Open Street Maps Team to fill in the gaps in your own map data.
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