Innovations to improve humanitarian responses.
Innovators and entrepreneurs can be found all over the world, in big cities, at innovation forums, in rural areas, in refugee camps. They are individuals pushing the way things are traditionally done, to find a better way forward. Maybe efficiency is the focus, or serving a bigger population, or providing products that do more for people.
Below are innovations the Response Innovation Labs are currently invested in incubating, piloting, scaling, and bringing to emerging markets. At the very bottom are a host of other innovations we found interesting and that have the potential to improve local systems. Take your time, browse and discover. Reach out to us directly to learn more and collaborate with us.
Global
Somalia
Iraq
Uganda
Side by side intervention against child marriage and pregnancy cases rising during the pandemic in Bidibidi
Implemented preventive measures during food assistance in Rhino and Yumbe, and developed a touch-free hand washing facility
Women-training programme for alternative livelihoods in Rhino during the pandemic
Community-workshop approach for youth in Jinja
Community-driven socioeconomic empowerment of Indigenous Batwa households in Kisoro
Multi-Platform Edu-tech Property transforming Literacy in Local Ugandan Languages
Continuous and safe learning for children at home
Education Infrastructure Enhancement Among South Sudanese refugees and host community in Bidibidi settlement
Use of art to raise awareness amongst children