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Human-centered technology design in humanitarian action

Making a regular practice of exploring innovative technological solutions to problems and gaps in humanitarian responses offers immense potential for improved and more sustainable service delivery, even as a crisis evolves into a longer-term development phase. To achieve the most positive impact possible, these solutions must be co-created with the people they aim to serve. […]

Language and digital humanitarian action

Language and digital humanitarian action   Report: The state of inclusion and exclusion for marginalized language speakers in digital humanitarian services When most people directly affected by humanitarian emergencies don’t speak a powerful language, how can they be heard and get the information they need?   While humanitarian services continue to digitize, only a handful of […]

Why language inclusion matters for effective climate action

Why language inclusion matters for effective climate action   The climate crisis is the world’s most urgent sustainability challenge – yet those most affected are often the least able to speak out. As the climate crisis worsens, we need solutions created by and for people most at risk. Click to read.

Why language inclusion matters for sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR)

Why language inclusion matters for sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR)   Effective SRHR services support the right to health, promote gender equality, and reduce vulnerability for people experiencing marginalization. Yet without language awareness, these services never reach some of those most in need. Click to read.

TWB refugee response glossary for Greece

TWB Refugee Crisis Glossary for Greece

This glossary includes terminology in Greek for better communication and humanitarian response when it comes to helping Greek refugees. View and use the glossary here.