Discover the best practices in digital and technological products that respond to vulnerabilities and social needs.
BarefootLaw is a non-profit organisation which, through the innovative use of digital technology, empowers people with free legal information so that they can use it to develop legal solutions for their justice needs. BarefootLaw’s work involves using technology and innovative approaches to bridge the gap between people and the legal system.
RedRose’s ONEsolution is a data management and payments/distribution platform that offers humanitarian actors the opportunity to manage every step of Cash and Voucher Assistance (CVA) and in-kind programming. The system can operate both online and offline. The IT platform helps coordinate operations throughout the project cycle, from beneficiary registration to the delivery of assistance, reconciliation, and reporting.
The Trace the Face website is the result of an initiative led by a number of European National Societies, developed with the technical support of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) in Geneva. It aims to help people in migration situations to re-establish contact with their relatives from whom they have been separated as a result of conflict, natural disaster, international migration or humanitarian crisis. Trace The Face is a virtual photo gallery of people searching for one or more family members
SnakSammen (TalkTogether), a collaborative initiative between the Red Cross and Boblberg, is an inclusive platform designed for adults seeking companionship and conversation in their daily lives. Facilitated through an online platform, participants have 1:1 video calls with dedicated volunteers from the Red Cross.
NaTakallam ('We speak' in Arabic) leverages technology to meet the needs of millions of highly educated, displaced persons with no access to income. Through the social enterprise, refugees can work as online tutors, teachers, cultural exchange instructors, and translators, providing customers with high-quality language services.
