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Qualitative analysis tool NVivo demo webinar

Qualitative research is all about exploring issues, understanding phenomena and answering questions.

Pedagogy, Content and Technology: the IFRC case...

By 2012, the IFRC's learning platform had over 22,000 active users from 185 countries, and a certificate programme in humanitarian diplomacy

Tea and Tech at the Embassy of Afghanistan with...

Walking into the Embassy of Afghanistan here in Washington this week, I was struck by the beautiful carpets, aromatic tea and gracious hospitality that are an inherent part of the Afghan culture.

Webinar: New Tech in Cash Transfers & Aid

Access to new technologies is rapidly improving in emerging markets.

The Next Leapfrog for Development: Leveraging C...

NetHope has since created an initiative to help NGOs adopt cloud technologies and better serve their beneficiaries.

NetHope Academy Haiti Graduates 29 Talented IT ...

As the 29 members of the NetHope Academy 2012 Haiti graduating class convened in the Hotel Kinam lobby on Friday afternoon they shared smiles, laughter and camaraderie and I felt a huge sense of pride.

NetHope Mother’s Day Gift Guide

This Sunday is Mother’s Day, and what better way to celebrate all the wonderful ways your mother has impacted your life than to give a gift that improves someone else’s.

High-Speed Network Links Dadaab Aid Agencies

The worst drought and famine in more than 60 years has placed strain on humanitarian agencies working in Dadaab, Kenya and calls for better-coordinated relief efforts. The crisis has threatened the livelihood of 9.5 million people in the Horn of Africa since early 2011. Refugees from Somalia continue to arrive in Kenya by the tens of thousands, making the Dadaab complex now the world’s largest refugee camp ever with almost 500,000 counted and perhaps as many as 100,000 more unregistered. Responding aid organizations are stretched to their limits as they try and provide critical life-sustaining services such as food, housing, sanitation and medical relief to those in Dadaab. To make matters even more difficult, Somali-based terrorist organization al Shebaab recently escalated activities in and around the camps. Security has been heightened to ensure the safety of contractors, staff and refugees.
To answer the pressing challenges encountered by agencies working in the Dadaab camp, NetHope, Inveneo and Cisco came together to create a new collaboration network that enables humanitarian agencies to function better, to communicate better with other organizations and to better support operations.

‘Our City’ game teaches Jordanian youth civic s...

As the events in the Egyptian Arab Spring demonstrate, social media is changing the world in both subtle and profound ways.

Open Humanitarian Initiative: Improving Disaste...

Last year was the costliest year in natural disasters that the world has ever seen. According to a report issued by global reinsurance firm Munich Re, world disasters in 2011 caused damages exceeding more than a third of a trillion dollars. And, experts at The World Bank predict that natural disasters will only get worse in the future, largely due to two powerful trends: burgeoning cities and a changing climate. As the world prepares to cope with the high costs and other devastating effects of future earthquakes, tsunamis and more, it must find a better way to manage the chaotic environment that follows these disasters.

Collaborative Impact for New Philanthropy’s Dem...

NetHope provides a unique opportunity for donor investment to be directed internally in the most effective and impactful ways possible.

NetHope Monitoring Indonesia Earthquake

We at NetHope have been monitoring the situation following the two massive earthquakes that struck approx. 400km off the coast of Indonesia earlier today. Although the magnitude of the quakes was very high, they seem not to have caused any significant damage in countries around the epicenter. Local authorities in Indonesia have deployed advanced teams to the area closest to the EQ to assess the situation, but so far there are no reports of major damage.

Sense & Sensibility: Tech Solutions for Hum...

I have a confession to make… I will never be a techie. I will never be fascinated by how an appliance works, never be thrilled by opening something to see how it is wired, and never be carried away by software codes or new, integrated solutions. I am fascinated by the art of information management though: how data is collected, collated, analysed and processed into information. When it comes to emergency response, we always endeavour to improve the quality of information to make more qualified decisions in disasters. In a rapidly changing emergency environment, information is rendered useless for decision-making if not disseminated at the right time to the right recipient in the right format.

Where Is Gael Beauboeuf Now? Haiti Spring 2012

To the future NetHope Academy interns, I would tell them that there are a lot of opportunities in the ICT world.

Where Are They Now? Emmanuella Stimphat

NetHope Academy encouraged me to be courageous and determined and to make sure to learn more and more every day. I know it has helped me get the job I have today.

Where Are They Now?: Paul Junior Jean-Marie

NetHope Academy helped me so much in the work I do today.

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