Category: Localisation

Stakeholders Convene Synergy on Effective Disaster Management Aid Localisation

by isabellegranger | May 6, 2019 | Africa, Disaster law, Localisation | 0 |

Wednesday, April 24, 2019 A two-day high-level gathering on localisation of effective disaster...

Volunteers on a Data Literacy journey

by Margarita Griffith | May 6, 2019 | data literacy, Events, Localisation | 0 |

Volunteers are the heart of the Red Cross Red Crescent movement. Many volunteers are leaders in...

Community Health Response: from local to global

by Heather Leson | Jan 24, 2019 | #humtech, data literacy, Localisation, mobile, open source | 0 |

For the past year, we’ve been exploring new ways to work while engaging digital and local...

Co-Creating IFRC’s Data Playbook, Online Discussion Notes

by Heather Leson | Jan 8, 2019 | #humtech, data literacy, Localisation, open source | 0 |

[Editor note: Guest post from Dirk Slater of Fabriders. Cross-posted with permission] FabRiders’...

Know Your Data, Be a Champion

by Heather Leson | Mar 21, 2018 | #humtech, Blog, Community Management, data literacy, Events, Localisation, open data | 0 |

Data Literacy activities build a common language and connect data leaders with data curious while...

Data Collection Basics

by Heather Leson | Feb 12, 2018 | data literacy, Localisation | 0 |

[ed. note. Cross-posted – “Data Collection Basics” by Fanor Camacho, Humanitarian Data Specialist/Information Management Delegate, IFRC Americas Regional Office.] The data collection is a critical point for the...

Data Socialization – Fostering a Data Culture

by Heather Leson | Feb 1, 2018 | #humtech, Community Management, data literacy, Internet, Localisation, Mappers, open data, open source, Technology | 0 |

What does it take to be a Data Ready organization? All around the world organizations are either prepared or preparing for the Fourth Industrial Revolution. Now, consider this: What will it take to be a Data Ready Humanitarian...

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