Humanitarian & Digital : The major turning point
Discover those 3 publications of this issue on the theme of Humanitarian & Digital
Connectivity is a lifeline for refugees,
By Filippo Grandi, UN High Commissioner for Refugees
Innovation transforms education for refugee students in Africa
by Catherine Wachiaya
The digital transformation of the humanitarian sector
by Anja Kaspersen and Charlotte Lindsey-Curtet
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