Final Report: Humanitarian Genome Project

10
January
2013
Output type
Report
Location
Netherlands
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Topics
Information management, communication and technology

The Humanitarian Genome Project aims to develop a platform to improve knowledge sharing by enabling humanitarian practitioners, policymakers, donors, evaluators and researchers to rapidly access evidence-based data on humanitarian programmes. This final report provides information on the project methodology, activities, outputs, impact and dissemination of learning.

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Information management, communication and technology
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Netherlands
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