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DHDI Research Series: Tech in the Aid Industry

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The DHDI research series reflect short evidence-based updates on the evolving role and positioning of tech in humanitarian & development settings.
 
Brief 1. Digital Ethics Gaps, Biometrics and Aid
Brief 2. Mobile Phone Ownership as a Poor Proxy of Women's Autonomy: Evidence from South Asia
 

 
What Does More Mobile Phone Ownership Among Women Tell Us?Shifting Digital Gender Gaps in South Asia
  • 7 min
TECH IN THE AID INDUSTRY

What Does More Mobile Phone Ownership Among Women Tell Us?Shifting Digital Gender Gaps in South Asia

Biometric Surveillance Failures: Where is the Digital Do No Harm in Humanitarian Settings?
  • 6 min
TECH IN THE AID INDUSTRY

Biometric Surveillance Failures: Where is the Digital Do No Harm in Humanitarian Settings?

COVID-19 Contact Trace Apps: A Pivot to Reimagine Digital Public Health
  • 7 min
DIGITAL HEALTH & COVID19

COVID-19 Contact Trace Apps: A Pivot to Reimagine Digital Public Health

 
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