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What’s next for AI in the nonprofit sector?
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At NetHope, we regularly convene conversations at the intersection of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the work of our Members (65 global NGOs). Recently we brought together an expert panel with the representatives from UNICEF, Microsoft, IBM, Avanade, and University of Innsbruck to talk about what’s next for AI. This blog post incorporates key insights from that discussion, plus other conversations, and research we’ve been conducting over the past few months. It’s meant to be a preview of the discussions we’ll be having at the upcoming NetHope Global Summit 2022. Make sure to check out the list of relevant sessions at the end of this blog post.
Designing Digital Tools for COVID-19 Response F...
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Now more than ever, organizations need to put people at the heart of their decision-making processes and in their design of digital technologies to better support the global COVID-19 response.
Connectivity Helps NGOs Aid Displaced Venezuelans
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“To be connected is to not be alone. It gives me hope.”
NetHope & Facebook Boost Internet Access in...
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When a sudden onset emergency happens, NetHope knows that it has a group of dedicated tech partners to help us support our 57 member organizations get connected and fulfill their missions to aid those affected.
Digital Financial Tools for Humanitarian Response
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Digital financial tools and increasing connectivity are key enablers for effective delivery of humanitarian aid and support for the financial inclusion of refugees and internally displaced people.
What to Expect From No Lost Generation in 2018
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No Lost Generation is a unique multi-sector, multi-country platform for joint advocacy, learning, collaboration and strategic planning in relation to the Syria and Iraq crises. Launched in 2013 and currently in its second phase (2016-2018), the initiative focuses on the investments and policy changes required to ensure that the current generation of children and young people affected by these crises has access to the protection, learning and engagement opportunities essential for them to reach their full potential and contribute to safe, stable and prosperous future for the region.
New Approach to Solving Humanitarian Challenges
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In a previous blog post, I reflected on the critical needs of conflict-affected youth: education, participation, and access to dignified work.
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