Digital Tukul
UNHCR Blog on Digital Inclusion
Bridging the identity divide – Is Portable User-Centric Identity Management the Answer?
Who takes care of the tens of millions of refugees, forcibly displaced and stateless persons who either cannot safely approach their government, or have no government that recognizes them as citizens?
proGres version 4 is now live in Belarus
From first contact to durable solutions – how an innovative cloud-based system is boosting efficiency in refugee case management
UNHCR is working with the Government to collect crucial data to boost support to refugees in Bangladesh
Refugee Relief and Repatriation Commissioner (RRRC) launched a family counting exercise with the support of UNHCR, to identify protection needs and harmonize assistance.
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In an increasingly interconnected world we want to reflect, argue, inform, innovate, and take action: Nobody should be left behind
This blog explores the opportunities the digital age brings to improve the protection and welfare of the people we care for: asylum seekers, refugees, IDPs, stateless and all other forcibly displaced men, women and children
Whilst much of the world’s population benefits from access to digital services and content – many of the most vulnerable do not. They have limited access to the devices and connectivity that many of us take for granted. Digital transformation of the humanitarian system will generate data for effective planning and enable better, identity management. Inclusion into the digital world can provide enhanced access to education, training and livelihoods.