The World Food Programme’s mobile Vulnerability Analysis and Mapping (mVAM) project uses mobile surveys to make real-time assessments of food insecurity possible in conflict zones. This is what the innovation process looked like for the mVAM...
The innovation process acts as a map that will help you to identify where you are on your innovation journey, what milestones you need to reach, and what tools or approaches you can use to navigate the...
Inspired by this humanitarian imperative, new partnerships and emerging technologies, humanitarian organisations and social entrepreneurs are increasingly seeking to harness the transformative potential of innovation to improve effectiveness.
Our approach to innovation borrows from four core methods and approaches that we would encourage you to adopt as part of your mindset. Each of these approaches plays a distinct role throughout the...
With a 40 per cent annual shortfall in funding, it is vital that the humanitarian sector finds more effective and more efficient ways to address the needs of crisis-affected populations.
This Guide is based on three organising principles that should inform your innovation journey.