Innovation requires the transformation of our organisations. This category reveals the programmes and methodologies that promote new ways of working together.
The Skybird Programme, led by the Austrian Red Cross and its partners, aims at contributing to improved living conditions – incl. health, environment and livelihood – in East Africa through increased innovation, strengthened capacities and partnerships of the Red Cross and Red Crescent (RCRC) movement in WASH and related fields to enable more gender sensitive and effective WASH service delivery.
With the aim of reducing social isolation and unwanted loneliness among people and providing information and tools to improve their situation, in 2022 the Spanish Red Cross is introducing the Multichannel Service "Te Acompaña".
The Mothers' Club (MC) is a holistic approach that promotes women's empowerment and resilience (and that of their households and communities). The approach is based on three components: a savings and credit component that allows MC members to save and access small credits to develop their income-generating activities or solidarity credits; community awareness-raising and a collective income-generating activity.
The AllGrow app strives to serve as a dynamic platform facilitating connections and empowering youth to craft social innovations through gamification and technology. By providing users with a suite of tools, resources, and inspiration, the app aims to empower them to effect change both locally and globally.
Carton Plein is a social and professional integration association that helps people suffering from social exclusion to find work, by providing them with complementary and adapted support services and ecologically innovative activities such as cardboard recycling and cyclo-logistics.
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
