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Sustainable Development Goal: 10-Reduced Inequality

Empowering Climate Champions: Meet Our Year 3 G...

Driving Digital Solutions for Climate Resilience by Supporting Innovative Climate Solutions

What’s next for AI in the nonprofit sector?

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.

The Digital Protection of Children Initiative

Organizations responding to child protection needs must be able to exchange data and trusted information with each other and local governments.

5 learnings for connecting women to smartphones

Valuable insights into digital inclusion efforts from the SmartPhone, Smart Business pilot that NetHope and Strategic Impact Advisors launched in 2021.

If AI is the future, gender equity is essential

As the world faces many serious challenges — from climate change and poverty to displacement and social injustice – women and girls are key to tackling those issues and shaping future prosperity for all. Artificial Intelligence (AI), along with other digital tools, has the potential to help us address those challenges and open new opportunities. Seizing that potential requires us to take meaningful action to mitigate the risks AI poses to women and girls, and to use AI to advance gender equity.

Project Reconnect Implementation Guide

Connecting Refugees to Resources.

The NetHope Academy Internship Program Implemen...

This NetHope-led collaboration between government and non-government agencies, leading tech companies, and the local community illustrates that cross-sector partnerships can result in sustainable new businesses models.

Meta Data for Good: Poverty & Social Protec...

How to leverage the new Relative Wealth Index, a series of AI powered poverty maps available for low–and middle–income countries, for the expansion of social protection programs around the world.

Machine Learning in Mapping and Spatial Analysis

Examples of how machine learning was used to provide impact in mapping and improve the science of 'where'.

Rewiring Education for Youth on the Move

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.

Four Steps to Responsible Innovation in Nonprofits

Here are some of the relevant examples and resources that anyone can use to build a responsible culture

Benchmarks and Funding NGO Cybersecurity Journey

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

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...

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 ...

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.

Smart Phone, Smart Business

What does it take to build an equitable and inclusive digital world?

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