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Helping Albanians Report Trafficking and Save L...

News reports about the problem of human trafficking—the illegal trading of human beings—in Albania have been so shocking over the years, they seem like science fiction:

How ICT Is Reshaping Development

Perhaps just as important was the realization that technology allows us to gain these insights and adapt approaches with unprecedented speed, breadth and depth.

ICT Solutions Transforming Global Development

With all the technology solutions being highlighted at the 2014 ICT4D conference, it has become apparent that the time for replication and scalability is now.

February 12, 2014

Reflections on My First 30 Days

There is tremendous support for NetHope and its mission.

January 7, 2014

Crucial Equipment Provided to NGOs in the Phili...

When disaster strikes, food, clean water and shelter for those affected are always hailed as top priority. While there is no argument that those basic life-sustaining necessities need to be quickly met, technologies can be overlooked as highest-ranking essentials, even though it often helps victims find aid, shelter or relatives in an emergency; restored communication is paramount to emergency response. No matter what kind of relief our member organizations are bringing to a disaster area - water, food, shelter, medicine – they require access to reliable information about the situation in the affected areas to make decisions about how much aid is needed and where it needs to be distributed. This requires access to important data. In order to share and receive that information, we need to have a way to communication with each other and with affected population.

December 17, 2013

Civil Drone Supports NetHope Haiyan Relief in PH

On this difficult ground, the Huginn X1 proved its effectiveness in emergency response.

December 5, 2013

The Importance of Getting Feedback

This is an exciting time for the NetHope Academy Intern Program!

November 12, 2013

The Power of Collective Action: Moving From Cas...

The adoption of digital payment methods by ICSOs and NGOs can galvanize this change.

September 10, 2013

A Case for the Cloud in the Developing World

At NetHope, we’ve seen firsthand how cloud solutions like Office 365 are fast becoming game-changers.

New Smartphone App Helps Human Trafficking Vict...

"Safe from Sale," a smartphone app created by USAID and NetHope to raise awarenessof trafficking in persons and help victims find services, will be launched in Albania later this year.

DadaabNet:Providing Sustainable Internet to Ref...

Since July 2011, the worst drought and famine in East Africa in more than 60 years placed severe strain on the multitude of humanitarian agencies working in Dadaab, Kenya - the world’s largest refugee camp with a population exceeding 500,000 individuals. The unprecedented number of displaced people required a massive scale-up of operations by USAID-funded humanitarian agencies working in Dadaab. To meet mission goals and to save lives, significant improvements and increases in Internet connectivity were essential.

13 Tips for Career Success

There is no shortage of books, blogs or advice on what to do and how to act when starting a new job.

Extending Internet to Rural Areas via Google X’...

One of the critical issues we often face after a disaster is that the communication infrastructure has been affected.

Uniting for CSR at Business4Better Conference, ...

There’s huge potential to work with, and we're happy to see Business4Better lead the charge to bring corporate leaders, NGOs and nonprofit organizations together.

GSMA mWomen Innovation Fund Launches Round Of N...

The GSMA mWomen Programme aims to accelerate the use of mobile technology to achieve positive social and economic outcomes for resource-poor women

Announcing an alliance to promote open humanita...

For the past year, we have been advocating for bringing the concepts of open data into the humanitarian space. We have written a number of blog posts, we have spoken at conferences, and we have traveled the world and met with humanitarian organizations, academic organizations, private sector companies, governments, digital volunteer groups and donors. Wherever we go everyone is very supportive of the concepts we are presenting. Everyone agrees that there is a need for a significant improvement in the way we share information during humanitarian response. During this time we have identified the need to focus on all three aspects of this big issue, the political/policy side, the technical side, and the capacity side. We have also identified the key road blocks in each area and we have come up with proposals on how to address them in a step by step manner over the coming years. It is now time to formalize this significant public-private partnership effort.

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