Shaping the future: Our strategy for research and innovation in humanitarian response.
Supporting a cohort of humanitarian practitioners to pioneer a problem–led approach and explore the opportunities and risks associated with Artificial Intelligence (AI), we will create space for practitioners to identify areas of future impact, ripe for further investigation and potential investment.
We will be hosting a 6-month guided learning journey in 2024. Up to 10 grantees will form a cohort, taking a problem-led approach to collaboratively explore AI opportunities and risks, shaping the future of humanitarian AI.
The grantees will be guided through a curriculum building their knowledge in the field of AI, take part in group discussions and hands-on exercises trialing AI tools, hear from guest speakers and experts from the field to provide real-world insights in best and next practice, as well receive one-on-one support from mentors.
Grantees will:
If you are a humanitarian practitioner curious to explore the potential of AI, to collaborate with others and shape future humanitarian AI interventions, we encourage you to apply!
Potential applicants are advised to monitor this page for any updates, FAQs and additional information, which will be posted below.
The window for submitting expressions of interest is now open with a deadline of 15:59 GMT on Monday 22nd January 2024. For full information please see the Guidelines, which is available below in English, French, Spanish and Arabic (coming soon). Please note these translations have been completed using an AI program and may not be a precise translation.
To apply for the AI for Humanitarian: Shaping Future Innovation learning journey, submit an Expression of Interest video via our Common Grant Application platform.
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In a world being transformed by AI, we are excited to provide this opportunity for humanitarian practitioners to develop their understanding of the challenges and opportunities AI holds to intervene in the ever more acute and protracted humanitarian crises facing us.
For further information about the challenge, evaluation criteria and application timelines please read the Challenge guidelines available below in English, French, Spanish and Arabic.
Please note these translations have been completed using an AI program and may not be a precise translation.
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