Samaanguru
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View ArticleMapping Snow Via Mobile Phone
The radio station WNYC is creating on-air and online stories from two things very familiar to people in the Northeastern United States: mobile phones and snow. A snowstorm over the holidays was the...
View ArticleUpgrading development: Can technology alleviate poverty?
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View ArticleThe Bi-Weekly ICT4D Retrospective: Important Links for May 23 – June 5,…
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View ArticleThe Philippines is not Haiti
A month in, more or less, and we’re now to the point in the Typhoon Haiyan response when the initial surges of various kinds are over. Fundraising has slowed. Major donors like OFDA and the EC have...
View ArticleHow Indonesians Are Using ICT and Social Media for Disaster Management
This is cross-posted from Discover.ISIF.Asia a new website looking at ICT use in Asia and the Pacific. Subscribe by email to get more posts like this. Indonesia’s Internet penetration isn’t impressive...
View ArticleDataAid: managing information streams in the Philippines disaster response...
A huge thank you to Amos Doornbos for writing this guest post about his experience using FrontlineCloud as a co-manager of World Vision’s Speed Evidence Project. What’s the problem with data in...
View ArticleThe Role of Connectivity in Emergencies: A Case Study of Ebola
The Ebola crisis revealed that a dearth of ICT capacity in Guinea, Liberia, and Sierra Leone prevented or greatly impeded access to and the exchange of information, real-time case management and...
View ArticleThe Big 1-O
Today Frontline turns 10 years old! And we’ve come a long way. Frontline started as a way to make communication easier, using SMS as a way to reach everyone quickly and efficiently. Visit link: The Big...
View ArticleHow urban, land, disaster response, and social specialists support both...
About this series More blog posts Every year, conflict and natural disasters force millions to flee their homes and seek refuge elsewhere, either within or beyond the borders of their country. While...
View ArticleThe view from above: drones in humanitarian action
Our Editor-in-Chief, Amanda Cave, explores the findings of the first comprehensive survey that reveals what humanitarians really think about drones. The post The view from above: drones in...
View ArticleShowcase Your Resilience Innovation with The Rockefeller Foundation
Are you using digital technology to help individuals, families, communities, businesses or governments in Asia adapt to shocks and chronic stresses? If so, we want to hear from you by March 24th. FHI...
View ArticleGlobal Health in Conflict: A Weightier Commitment
I currently work as an epidemiologist at a regional health department in Texas. We serve two main roles for the 30 counties we cover. One of our roles is to function as a local health department and...
View ArticleDisaster Response Partnering Guidelines For Aid Providers and Mobile Network...
When disaster strikes, the ability to reach victims quickly, and at scale, is key to saving lives. Yet in most crisis zones, the reality is frustrating: The key players are in place; they’re just not...
View ArticleYou Need to Use UAVs in Emergencies
Unmanned Aerial Vehicles, or drones, really excel in emergencies as they satisfy the first need in an emergency: provide quick, cheap, and highly local damage estimates. UAV’s: Are small, portable,...
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