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Cours d'introduction aux données et à la littératie numérique en ligne gratuit
The Data and Digital Literacy Introduction Course is now online! The e-learning course is intended for anyone interested in learning about data, information, digital technologies, and their responsible use within the context of… En savoir plus…
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Le cadre de maturité numérique : Établir un vocabulaire collectif pour la transformation numérique
With 192 Red Cross and Red Crescent National Societies (NSs), the International Federation of the Red Cross Red Crescent (IFRC) presents an enormous wealth of data and digital capabilities in a plurality of… En savoir plus…
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Les données sont un sport d'équipe avec le Playbook des données de la FICR
The Data Playbook is ready! Together with the help of 100s of Red Cross Red Crescent staff, volunteers and partners, the Data Playbook launches its first version. The Data Playbook is 120 exercises,… En savoir plus…
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Soutien aux données d'urgence : Typhon Rai (Odette)
Typhoon Rai, locally named Odette, hit the Philippines on 16 December 2021, ravaging islands and coastal communities in the east and flooding towns and cities across the country. Philippine Red Cross emergency teams… En savoir plus…
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Données et responsabilité numérique : Aller au-delà de la protection de la vie privée
Data and digital technology offer tremendous potential to improve the speed, quality and cost effectiveness of humanitarian aid. These can also cause harm however, even in unforeseen ways. The Data & Digital Responsibility… En savoir plus…
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Prévision de la sécheresse au Zimbabwe : progrès, défis et opportunités futures
In Zimbabwe, agricultural activities are the primary source of income for 67% of the total population residing in rural areas. Most agriculture is rain-fed, making it susceptible to drought. Climate change increases the… En savoir plus…
