Learn from evaluations and reports
This activity will help you to understand the problems and opportunities that have already been identified in relation to your area of interest.
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Develop an innovation strategy
An organisation that aspires to be innovative in its approach should have an innovation strategy. An innovation strategy should outline why your organisation innovates, what areas of innovation your organisation will focus on, and how your...
Join the community
The Humanitarian Innovation Guide is an evolving online resource which will be continuously reviewed, refreshed, and added to, according to newly published research and feedback from existing users – and that’s where you come in. We really...
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Challenge Brief
The activities in this module capture your learning in a Challenge Brief containing a problem statement, an impact goal and design criteria for your solution.
Scale
If you have evidence that your solution is addressing a widespread need, scaling its use and increasing its impact could significantly reduce human suffering in humanitarian crises. We define scale as building on demonstrated successes to ensure...
Root Causes and Contributing Factors
This module provides tools and approaches to look beyond your problem’s symptoms to its causes and contributing factors. Tools and advice are provided to enable you to do this with both quick and rigorous approaches.
Starting Point Assessment
The activities in this module will guide in quickly gathering and categorising information about the problem you have identified, in order to expand and deepen your knowledge.
Initial Impressions
The activities in this module introduce a number of tools for identifying problems and opportunities, emphasising the need for opportunities to be matched with problems.
Pilot
The objective of the Pilot stage is to learn whether, and how, your innovation works in the real world, moving from controlled design and testing environments into complex humanitarian settings. In contrast to previous stages in the innovation...