Shaping the future: Our strategy for research and innovation in humanitarian response.
The first in a series of 15 project case studies has been released!
The case studies, undertaken by ALNAP in partnership with ELRHA’s Humanitarian Innovation Fund (HIF), explore the dynamics of successful innovation processes in humanitarian action. They examine what good practice in humanitarian innovation looks like, what approaches and tools organisations have used to innovate in the humanitarian system, what the barriers to innovation are for individual organisations, and how they can be overcome.
The first case studies to be released are:
Words of Relief: Translators without Borders’ local language translation for emergencies. Words of Relief is a Translators without Borders (TWB) project designed to provide local language translation services to non-governmental organisations (NGOs), UN agencies and other actors during humanitarian response.
Supporting disabled people in emergencies: Motivation’s appropriate and affordable wheelchairs. The Appropriate and Affordable Emergency Wheelchairs case study describes how Motivation, in partnership with Handicap International (HI) and Johanniter International (JUH), developed a wheelchair and training package for use in emergency response contexts.
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