
C2C#061: 5 Key Points for Wi-Fi Distribution in Humanitarian Crises
TSF’s technical team shares its expertise and 5 essential points to consider in order to provide quality connectivity in humanitarian settings.
The Call to Comms is our weekly newsletter that sits at the intersection of humanitarian aid and telecommunication technology.
TSF’s technical team shares its expertise and 5 essential points to consider in order to provide quality connectivity in humanitarian settings.
Directly from the field: a testimony of what it's like fleeing the Ukraine war, finding shelter, and how connectivity comes into play.
Get to know TSF’s latest project in Syria in partnership with Zoom In Organization to train women in Internet safety, digital security, and protection from electronic blackmail.
What happens when we share our expertise with regional organizations, and why is it useful for everyone involved?
Marta's combined focus on ICT and digital inclusion gives her an insightful perspective on how TSF aims to include girls and women in ICT during humanitarian crises.
What can humanitarian actors and service providers do to better meet women and girls' needs during crises? TSF and Kristy Crabtree, Technology for Programs Strategy Lead at the IRC, discussed the issue.
What are the everyday actions needed to provide connectivity to displaced people in Ukraine? ICT specialist Ihor tells us. Also: an interview with DigitalBridge, TSF's partner.
How are communication and information needs evolving as the crisis in Ukraine continues?
Centre for Humanitarian Action researcher Andrea Düchting gives an interview to Call to Comms on how humanitarian organizations can use digital technology to improve the participation of affected populations.