SlideShare a Scribd company logo
1 of 17
Download to read offline
Team 621
Fatal Journey: Improving Data on Missing or Perished Refugees
TEAM
Anton Apostolatos [Software]
Leonard Bronner [Data]
Asad Khaliq [Product]
Quentin Perrot [Research]
SPONSOR & MENTOR
Bureau of Population, Refugees,
and Migration [Lyric Doolan, Rebecca Alvarado
and Evan Stewart]
Paul Narain
10INTERVIEWS
COMPLETED
TOTAL: 77
DESCRIPTION
Improving data on missing and perished refugees. Bridging the gap between local
authorities and families of deceased refugees in order to provide families with
information about their loved ones. This will strengthen the bonds of family and
community and instilling humanitarian advocacy and respect for the dignity of life.
Team 621 Hacking for Diplomacy week 8
Customer Discovery
Hypothesis 1
Migrants across different routes are (a) willing to supply multiple
pieces of data beyond just a phone number and (b) will use a
smartphone to do so
(migrants & families)
Experiments - Asked Refugees what type of data they would be
willing to supply. And more importantly, asked them whether
they would be willing to supply date of births. Furthermore, we
presented them with a method of doing so by smartphone
application.
Samuel [Refugee]
Jamal [Refugee]
Ali [Refugee]
Hazim [REACH]
Results - All the refugees we talked to said they would be more
than willing to supply additional information if it made sure that
their families know they had perished. This information included
date birth. However, refugees fear that smartphones may be
stolen or confiscated by smugglers.
Action - It is crucial for us to find out what information the local
authorities want and need in order to contact the families.
Hypothesis 2
Existing Red Cross and Red Crescent structure will let us easily
deploy our potential solution.
(law enforcement, ICRC, ICMP)
Federica Riccardi [ICRC]
Morris Tidball - Binz [ICRC]
Palantir Employee [Palantir]
Tamara Last [Deaths at European Borders Database]
Experiments - We talked to a number of people working on
deploying different solutions for refugees and how they could
help us with that.
Results - The local Red Cross and Red Crescent chapters are in
fact generally independent of the ICRC, they are autonomous.
While they often execute on combined projects (e.g. trace the
face), we will need buy in from these separately.
Action - Talk to local Red Cross and Red Crescent chapters for
deployment. Work with the ICRC for for buy-in to pressure local
governments to make local authorities use the data.
Khartoum
Sebha
Agadez
Tamanrasset
Ghat
Gatroun
Faya-Largeau
Nyala
Cairo
AlexandriaBenghazi
Salloum
Tripoli
Ghadames
Niamey
Tazerbo
Dirkou
NIGERIA
MALI
WEST AFRICA
ERITREA
SOMALIA
SOUTH SUDAN
SUDANCHAD
EGYPT
LIBYA
ALGERIA
TUNISIA
NIGER
ETHIOPIA
SYRIA
PALESTINEZawiya
Lampedusa
MALTA
Sicily
ITALY
2015: 153,842 (15.3%)
2016: 164,822 (48.4%)
Source: IOM, IFRC
Addis Ababa
N’Djamena
Tunis
Algiers
Damascus
Abuja
Legend
AFFECTED COUNTRY
Transit/Relevant Cities
Smuggling Hub
Main Route
Secondary
Route
Red Cross
Hub and Lang.
Sea Route
Critical Activities: Detailed
Time
Guidemakers and influencers
Convince these groups and their leaders to disseminate information on our product
Buy-In: Motivated intrinsically by helping migrants and refugees
ICRC and ICMP
Get ICRC and ICMP buy-in to use their local chapters to put pressure on local authorities
Buy-In: Part of their missions
Council of Europe’s Commissioner for Human Rights
Council of Europe to put pressure on Greek and Italian governments to make it official
policy to identify bodies
Pressure Italy to expand the role of Special Commissioner
Pressure Greece to create an independent commission
Buy-In: Already happening. Council of Europe is already focused on this.
US Embassies in Italy and Greece
Put pressure on local governments to convince local authorities to use the
data we provide
Buy-In: Need ICRC and ICMP backing to show that it is worthwhile
Local Red Cross chapters
Distribute bracelets to people wanting to start
their journey
Buy-In: Need ICRC buy-in to create a
transorganizational project
Acquire bracelets and sharpies
Cost: Sharpies: $0.375, Bracelets: $0.19
Day 1 - ∞
Day 15 - 300
Day 1 - ∞
Day 100 - 300
Day 100 - 300
Day 60 - ∞
Legend
Resource Deployment
Lobbying/Support
Key Partners and Critical Resources
Partner/Resource Example What they provide Why they do it
Suppliers (tools) AliExpress,
Wholesalers
● Sharpies -- $0.37 / piece (multi-use)
● Bracelets -- $0.19 / piece (single use)
$$$, branding
Local Red Cross National Societies
(e.g. Sudan)
● Distribution of information via pamphlets, social media
● Distribution of markers / bracelets
● Act as intermediary between families and local
authorities
Part of their mission to help
reconnect migrants/families --
ideally need ICRC buy-in to create
transorganizational initiative
Coast Guards
Humanitarian Fleet
MSF / MOAS /
SeaWatch / Save the
Children
● Pick up bodies
● Transfer to forensics/local authorities
Already follow this procedure
Forensics ICRC / Local
Authorities /
Hospitals
● Transfer phone numbers / DOB to local authorities
● Transfer cleaned data (e.g. country of origin) to
authorities
Frustrated by missing link between
bodies and families, waste of
resources on DNA/isotopic testing
Local Authorities Greek Police / Italian
Police
● Contact and inform families
○ May need:
■ Translators
■ Ethical/psychological training
● Proof of Death Process
○ Collect information from families via ICRC
○ Transfer information to prosecutor
Public and policy pressure,
humanitarian advocacy
Notes for each Mission Model Canvas section are
in the “slide notes” section
Key Partners Key Activities
Key Resources
Value Propositions Buy-in & Support Beneficiaries/Stakeholders
Deployment
Mission Budget / Costs Mission Achievement / Success Factors
Greek Coast Guard, Greek
Police, Italian Police
Humanitarian Fleet: MSF,
MOAS, SeaWatch
Large NGOs: UNHCR, Doctors
of the World, ICRC, Local Red
Cross Chapters, ICMP
Frontex (Operation Triton),
NATO Operation Endeavor,
EU’s NAVFORMED (Operation
Sophia)
PRM: Western Hemisphere
Office,
US Embassy Officials in Italy
and Greece (Brian Bedsworth)
Refugee support groups and
guidemakers
National Ministries of the Interior
What problem?
For refugees and their families:
Refugees are unable to know what
happened to their families
For Trace the Face:
Part of the ICRC’s mission is to connect
people with their families, but currently it
is being asymmetrically served by only
allowing survivors to find value in their
service
For IOM, UNHCR:
Accurate, reliable data on where
refugees come from mission statements
+ strategic/policy planning)
Local Forensics Agents
Not able to identify bodies easily
because lack of prior knowledge about
deceased.
Value?
This will allow organizations to contact the next
of kin of the deceased. Refugees will achieve
closure about what happened to their families.
Trace the face will piggy-back off buy-in with
local authorities and be able to assist in
serving those who have passed away as well.
IOM will use the information that is gained
through friends and family in order to update
their database. For forensics agents, this data
makes it easy to identify bodies.
Families of Refugees
(Eastern Med. and
Central Med. Routes)
Tracing Department
(ICRC): Kirsty McDonald,
Federica Riccardi
IOM: Leonard Doyle, Julia
Black
UNHCR: Iosto Ibba,
Guido Vittorio
Local Forensics Agents:
Penelope Miniati
Convincing refugees of additional benefit of
working with us
Convincing local authorities to use the
information to contact next of kin.
Provide bracelets to local red cross chapters
Get buy-in from international organizations and
local authorities to put pressure on local
authorities.
Updating information on missing refugees (IOM,
ICRC and people looking: NGOs, refugees)
Communicating with families in a respectful and
ethical manner
Buy-in from refugees will be achieved through
guide makers, who will influence the refugees
and word of mouth.
Buy in for local forensics office and local
police will be achieved through pressure from
NGOs, the Council of Europe onto Ministries
of the Interior that force the local authorities to
act.
IOMs Missing Migrants Project
ICRC Trace the Face database
UNHCR: Syria Regional Refugee
Response database
Forensics agent resources (time)
Bracelets
Sharpies
Garner adoption from refugees through informal
social networks and guidemakers
Garner adoption from refugees using on-the-ground
influence of the ICRC, after creating support via
whitepaper publication
Use ICMP/ICRC support to achieve government buy-
in from State Department and Council of Europe
Use government support to create pressure on local
authorities to use data found on bodies
Deploy resources (pens, bracelets) on-the-ground
through the ICRC
Use ICRC sponsorship to incentivize local authorities
to use data
Mission Achievement: Has connected with a friend or family member thought lost or has received the information that a
friend or family member has passed away. (1) To provide an in-depth analysis of available data on migrant deaths, and more
specifically, collect more accurate “Country Source” data and (2) to update the challenges the community identifying/tracing
missing migrants faces to be shared with other crisis regions. Reconnect family links. Identify corpses more accurately, more
quickly and more cheaply - in complete accordance with laws
Metrics: Indicator variable whether knows if friends or family is dead, number of missing migrants with correct country /
number of missing migrants, Number of families reconnected, time and money spent per identification, identified migrants /
total dead migrants seen
The budget comes from organizations that are on the ground (NGOs, UNHCR)
but also from other beneficiaries such as the State Dept. and European
Governments
Data capture and information retrieval
Data capture hardware, servers, initial awareness and distribution
Local authorities
Guidemakers
First responders on the water
(MSF, Moas, Coast guards):
Miriam Lafferty, Mark Gordon
MVP Evolution
Phone numbers written on bracelets
Phone numbers written on t-shirts
Inspiration
There is a missing link b/w local authorities and
migrant families/communities
[T-shirts apply to a smaller population size, preservation in water
is riskier, less standardized]
Phone numbers and additional
identifying information (name, DOB) on
bracelets
[Local authorities need threshold amount of data to determine
family/community to be valid]
Family-verifying and identifying information on
water & tamper proof NGO-sponsored bracelets
[Usage of data by local authorities influenced by influential
sponsor support]
UID 2.0
MVP: UID Bracelets v2.0
Remaining Problems
Incentivize wide-scale adoption: Promise to contact family in case of
death is not enough
Proof of death is what is actually required. This could be
accomplished with a death certificate.
MigrantsAuthoritiesFamilies
Process
SMS/WA a bot service with
identifying personal info,
receive Case Number (CN)
Inscribe CN
on bracelet
Family receives CN through
number given by trip-taker
Migrant Dies
Body found
and
collected
Contact family
members; use CN to
verify validity of link
Contacted by
authorities; uses CN to
verify authenticity
Receives
CoD and
closure
Prosecutor
releases CoD
Migrant
Survives
Deletes information from
system; removes bracelet
Required Features
Alerting families of safety upon arrival using private
case number
(1) Create online exchange system; or (2) use the
IFRC local chapters to exchange documents and
facilitate communication using the case number
How exchange occurs depends on fidelity need
of documents
Send personalized
message to families using
case number
National
Societies
Receive important
documentation from
families and start
CoD development
Submit needed
certificates via system
or national societies
Transfer documents to
local authorities
Submit CoD
to online
system or
ICRC
Transfer
CoD to
families
APPENDIX
Products &
Services
Gain Creators
Pain Relievers
Gains
Pains
Customer Jobs
Migrant
● Fear of death
● Uncertainty of
communication with friends
& family
● Get across the
Mediterranean
to safety
● Make sure their
family knows of
their fate
● Assurance that family
members will have closure
(partial/complete) in the
event of their death
● Families will be
contacted by local
authorities, based
on data provided
by migrants that
are found as
deceased
● Local authorities reach out to
family members, giving
migrants the peace of mind
that their families will know
their fate
● Knowledge that family will be
notified in case they perish during
journey
● Possibility of family receiving proof
of death in order to be able to move
on
Samuel, Eritrean 22 year-old, who crossed the Mediterranean and is waiting on his brother and fiance join him
● Sufficiently motivated to try and escape a zone of conflict or persecution, despite unclear potential for success and no assurances of safety
● Often using all or most of their wealth as a last ditch effort to ensure safety, all-or-nothing approach
● Incredibly practical and able to adapt to new situations quickly
● Uses personal network to understand how to pursue Mediterranean crossing
● No freedom of movement under smuggler control; has no access to phones, with minimal contact with family across months
● Does not speak the language of the countries they are embarking from (in transit phase) or the country they are travelling to
Products &
Services
Gain Creators
Pain Relievers
Gains
Pains
Customer Jobs
Migrants’ Families
● Uncertainty of the stages of
transit, with no guarantees of
safety
● Uncertainty of communication
with friends & family
● No way of knowing what future
awaits them even if they reach
safer shores, or how they will be
processed
● Assured transit from
conflict to safety
● Keeping family &
friends while travelling
● Ensuring quality of life
upon arrival to a safer
region through
personal networks
● Ways to contact and stay in touch
with friends and family making the
journey alongside them
● Wanting family to know they are
safe when they are traveling.
● Higher potential for a smooth
resettlement and integration
● Families will be
contacted by local
authorities, based on
data provided by
members that are
found as deceased.
● Certainty and closure about family
member's passing.
● Receive the body of family members for
burial.
● Knowledge that family will be notified in
case something goes wrong on their
journey.
Samuel’s brother and fiance, who waited to hear from Samuel for months and are now waiting for legal authorization to join him
● Motivated to try and escape a zone of conflict or persecution, despite unclear potential for success and no assurances of safety
● Psychologically under significant stress
● Often using all or most of their wealth as a last ditch effort to ensure safety, all-or-nothing approach
● Often don’t speak the language of the country that they live in
● Close-knit family -- willing to risk their safety for the rest of the group, desire to know of family member’s fate
Products &
Services
Gain Creators
Pain Relievers
Gains
Pains
Customer Jobs
Local Forensics Agents (Morris Tidball-Binz, Penelope Miniati)
● Lack of communication with “the other
side” -- the families or loved ones of
refugees who they can connect with
forensics data to successfully match +
reconnect
● Have to work with local external
stakeholders such as fishermen to
inefficiently gather data on missing
migrants
● Successfully identify the
origin, identity, and
demographic of missing or
perished persons
● Connect results of
technology based forensics
with other data sources to
match + reconnect perished
persons
● Give authorities information
on origin and identity of
found persons
● Better collaboration with authorities,
who can now be provided with
contact details to link each body to
an origin/destination
● Better coordination with
stakeholders such as UNHCR, who
desire more accurate data on
incoming migrants● Direct phone or
communication line to
a deceased
individual’s family or
loved ones
● Easier information gathering, would
reduce necessity to talk to outside
stakeholders and provide greater certainty
of body’s identity
● Much simpler and easier connection with
deceased person’s family or loved ones
● Easily readable contact information on
body/clothing of perished persons
● Contact information can provide
demographic data to be shared with IOM,
UNHCR
Customer Archetypes
● Highly educated; undergraduate or graduate degree in science or forensic investigation as well as certification in the field
● Often graduated as a doctor
● Interested in human rights, humanitarian investigations
● They push for forensic anthropology and forensic medical sciences applied to humanitarian advocacy
Products &
Services
Gain Creators
Pain Relievers
Gains
Pains
Customer Jobs
ICRC Protection and Tracing Officers
● Local authorities lack the expertise, networks
and resources to increase chance of
identification
● There is a lack of interest; investigations
sometimes do not attempt to establish identity
when they are “irregular migrants”
● Compassion fatigue with death count rising
● Overcome the complex
nature of the search for
family members
● Collaboratively interface
with other organizations
on the ground (e.g. IOM
field agents) to address
inbound requests
● Make it as easy as
possible for family
looking for family to
publish their information
● Reconnect families with their
loves ones, even if that means
with their body
● Directly reach out to
families using
identifying information
● Easier method of identification
means ‘interest’ is irrelevant;
authorities pursue identification
regardless of migrant status
● Expertise is less important,
increasing rate of identification
● Connecting more refugees to their
families
Customer Archetypes
● Organization
○ ICRC mandate is to find + connect missing people and families
○ Facilitates migrants finding loved ones by collecting information about whether someone is
looking for you and allowing you to publish your photo + contact info
○ The organization must navigate strict data protection regulations in Europe
○ Work with the National Red Cross and Red Crescent societies to keep information on file
that is not allowed to be publicly retransmitted
● Personal
○ Workers typically have bachelor degrees and work experience,
>30 yrs old
○ Often speaks more than one official ICRC language
(English/French) such as Arabic
○ Very hands on approach to work. Needs to be able to interface
with families that are searching for missing people.
○ Emotionally stable -> due to complex nature of material
○ Want to collaborate with other stakeholders -> IOM and UNHCR
Products &
Services
Gain Creators
Pain Relievers
Gains
Pains
Customer Jobs
IOM and UNHCR Data Analysts
● Diverse data sources with varying
regularity and reliability (i.e. not
possible to ask the deceased.
Boats might completely disappear.)
● Extensive collaboration required
between field agents, data analysts,
and external stakeholders to verify
and collect data
● Collect accurate, reliable
data on migrant journeys
and missing/perished
migrants
● Publish reports based on
this data to fulfill
mandates and inform
policy, strategic decisions
● Use data to strengthen
humanitarian advocacy
● More data to inform strategy
and policy, and strengthen
humanitarian advocacy
● More data leading to higher
coverage of potentially
missing migrant population
● IOM and UNHCR
gets information
about deceased
refugees and where
they are from.
● If a boat has capsized and disappeared
without anyones knowledge. Then the
identification of bodies from those boats,
will allow for more complete information
for UNHCR and IOM.
● Sourced information from other connected
organizations who have data on missing
persons and growing their database to
produce more matches
● IOM and UNHCR will get some
personalized information from the
migrants that are found - for better
database.
Customer Archetypes
● Organization
○ IOM, UNHCR mandates to strengthen humanitarian advocacy
○ The organization must navigate strict data protection regulations in Europe
○ IOM mandate focus on data collection and provision
● Personal
○ Workers typically have bachelor degrees and work experience,
>25 yrs old
○ Need to be able to manage extensive lists of contacts, maintain
positive relationships with each and corroborate information
○ Emotionally stable -> due to complex nature of material
○ Want to collaborate with other stakeholders and each other
○ Comfort with a degree of uncertainty due to irregular nature of
work despite data/stats background which demands rigor
Refugees
DeadAlive
Guidemakers
Refugees family &
friends
NGO Forensics
ICRC
(Tidball-Binz)
ICMP
(Parsons)
NGO
ICRC
(Federica, Kirsty)
IOM
(Kelly, Tara)
UNHCR
(Guido, Iosto)
Local Authorities
Police ForensicsMaritime Authorities
FRONTEX Coast Guard
NATO OP.
ENDEAVOR
EU NAVFOR
MED
NGO Humanitarian Fleets
MSF STC
MOAS
(Sweetnam)
Ministry of the Interior
MRCC
Smugglers Saboteur
Gatekeeper
Critical buy-in
Pressure
Coordination
Direct order
DataDirectiveCooperation
Cooperation
Cooperation
Contact
Contact
Contact
Info
Contact
Timeline
1. Give Data
a. Spread solution through highest-degree nodes on Facebook/WhatsApp
b. Release white paper with data-backed recommendations publicly through Stanford’s Immigration Policy Lab (IPL)
c. ICMP discussion to get early support
d. ICRC discussion to potentially help disseminate solution through local on-the-ground chapters with high migrant-contact
e. Release materials (i.e. pamphlets) to ICRC chapters to be, request that they recommend solution broadly
f. Distribute water-proof permanent markers through ICRC channel at points of origin (refugee camps, areas of conflict)
g. ICRC discussion to acquire sponsorship for bracelet stage
h. Distribute water-proof bracelets through ICRC channel at points of origin
i. Last iteration: Digital UI to secure and legitimize family link
2. Use Data
a. Release white paper with data-backed recommendations publicly through Stanford’s Immigration Policy Lab (IPL)
b. ICMP/ICRC support

More Related Content

What's hot

How Can Media Reconnect Us With Our Humanity? (FULL DECK)
How Can Media Reconnect Us With Our Humanity? (FULL DECK)How Can Media Reconnect Us With Our Humanity? (FULL DECK)
How Can Media Reconnect Us With Our Humanity? (FULL DECK)Tyrone Grandison
 
GovLoop Story - Presentation to Rutgers
GovLoop Story - Presentation to RutgersGovLoop Story - Presentation to Rutgers
GovLoop Story - Presentation to RutgersGovLoop
 
Public Health Crisis Analytics for Gender Violence
Public Health Crisis Analytics for Gender ViolencePublic Health Crisis Analytics for Gender Violence
Public Health Crisis Analytics for Gender ViolenceHemant Purohit
 
NCSU invited talk: Leveraging Social Media for Tourism Marketplace Coordination
NCSU invited talk: Leveraging Social Media for Tourism Marketplace CoordinationNCSU invited talk: Leveraging Social Media for Tourism Marketplace Coordination
NCSU invited talk: Leveraging Social Media for Tourism Marketplace CoordinationArtificial Intelligence Institute at UofSC
 
Finding a Foothold: How Nonprofit News Ventures Seek Sustainability
Finding a Foothold: How Nonprofit News Ventures Seek SustainabilityFinding a Foothold: How Nonprofit News Ventures Seek Sustainability
Finding a Foothold: How Nonprofit News Ventures Seek SustainabilityKnight Foundation
 
SIAM SDM2014 tutorial - Social Media and Web of Data to Assist Crisis Respons...
SIAM SDM2014 tutorial - Social Media and Web of Data to Assist Crisis Respons...SIAM SDM2014 tutorial - Social Media and Web of Data to Assist Crisis Respons...
SIAM SDM2014 tutorial - Social Media and Web of Data to Assist Crisis Respons...Artificial Intelligence Institute at UofSC
 
Big Data, Psychografics and Social Media Advertising - Alessandro Sisti
Big Data, Psychografics and Social Media Advertising - Alessandro SistiBig Data, Psychografics and Social Media Advertising - Alessandro Sisti
Big Data, Psychografics and Social Media Advertising - Alessandro SistiData Driven Innovation
 
State Dep't Open Gov Plan
State Dep't Open Gov PlanState Dep't Open Gov Plan
State Dep't Open Gov PlanGovLoop
 
Social Media & Web Mining for Public Services of Smart Cities - SSA Talk
Social Media & Web Mining for Public Services of Smart Cities - SSA TalkSocial Media & Web Mining for Public Services of Smart Cities - SSA Talk
Social Media & Web Mining for Public Services of Smart Cities - SSA TalkHemant Purohit
 
What is Civic Tech: Toward finalizing a basic framework so that we can move o...
What is Civic Tech: Toward finalizing a basic framework so that we can move o...What is Civic Tech: Toward finalizing a basic framework so that we can move o...
What is Civic Tech: Toward finalizing a basic framework so that we can move o...mysociety
 

What's hot (12)

Japan After Action Review
Japan After Action ReviewJapan After Action Review
Japan After Action Review
 
How Can Media Reconnect Us With Our Humanity? (FULL DECK)
How Can Media Reconnect Us With Our Humanity? (FULL DECK)How Can Media Reconnect Us With Our Humanity? (FULL DECK)
How Can Media Reconnect Us With Our Humanity? (FULL DECK)
 
GovLoop Story - Presentation to Rutgers
GovLoop Story - Presentation to RutgersGovLoop Story - Presentation to Rutgers
GovLoop Story - Presentation to Rutgers
 
Public Health Crisis Analytics for Gender Violence
Public Health Crisis Analytics for Gender ViolencePublic Health Crisis Analytics for Gender Violence
Public Health Crisis Analytics for Gender Violence
 
NCSU invited talk: Leveraging Social Media for Tourism Marketplace Coordination
NCSU invited talk: Leveraging Social Media for Tourism Marketplace CoordinationNCSU invited talk: Leveraging Social Media for Tourism Marketplace Coordination
NCSU invited talk: Leveraging Social Media for Tourism Marketplace Coordination
 
Finding a Foothold: How Nonprofit News Ventures Seek Sustainability
Finding a Foothold: How Nonprofit News Ventures Seek SustainabilityFinding a Foothold: How Nonprofit News Ventures Seek Sustainability
Finding a Foothold: How Nonprofit News Ventures Seek Sustainability
 
How to Leverage Social Media Communities for Crisis Response Coordination
How to Leverage Social Media Communities for Crisis Response CoordinationHow to Leverage Social Media Communities for Crisis Response Coordination
How to Leverage Social Media Communities for Crisis Response Coordination
 
SIAM SDM2014 tutorial - Social Media and Web of Data to Assist Crisis Respons...
SIAM SDM2014 tutorial - Social Media and Web of Data to Assist Crisis Respons...SIAM SDM2014 tutorial - Social Media and Web of Data to Assist Crisis Respons...
SIAM SDM2014 tutorial - Social Media and Web of Data to Assist Crisis Respons...
 
Big Data, Psychografics and Social Media Advertising - Alessandro Sisti
Big Data, Psychografics and Social Media Advertising - Alessandro SistiBig Data, Psychografics and Social Media Advertising - Alessandro Sisti
Big Data, Psychografics and Social Media Advertising - Alessandro Sisti
 
State Dep't Open Gov Plan
State Dep't Open Gov PlanState Dep't Open Gov Plan
State Dep't Open Gov Plan
 
Social Media & Web Mining for Public Services of Smart Cities - SSA Talk
Social Media & Web Mining for Public Services of Smart Cities - SSA TalkSocial Media & Web Mining for Public Services of Smart Cities - SSA Talk
Social Media & Web Mining for Public Services of Smart Cities - SSA Talk
 
What is Civic Tech: Toward finalizing a basic framework so that we can move o...
What is Civic Tech: Toward finalizing a basic framework so that we can move o...What is Civic Tech: Toward finalizing a basic framework so that we can move o...
What is Civic Tech: Toward finalizing a basic framework so that we can move o...
 

Viewers also liked

Space Evaders Hacking for Diplomacy week 8
Space Evaders Hacking for Diplomacy week 8Space Evaders Hacking for Diplomacy week 8
Space Evaders Hacking for Diplomacy week 8Stanford University
 
Hacking CT Hacking for Diplomacy week 8
Hacking CT Hacking for Diplomacy week 8Hacking CT Hacking for Diplomacy week 8
Hacking CT Hacking for Diplomacy week 8Stanford University
 
Peacekeeping Week 6 Hacking for Diplomacy
Peacekeeping Week 6 Hacking for DiplomacyPeacekeeping Week 6 Hacking for Diplomacy
Peacekeeping Week 6 Hacking for DiplomacyStanford University
 
Space Evaders Hacking for Diplomacy week 6
Space Evaders Hacking for Diplomacy week 6Space Evaders Hacking for Diplomacy week 6
Space Evaders Hacking for Diplomacy week 6Stanford University
 
Space Evaders Lessons Learned H4Dip Stanford 2016
Space Evaders Lessons Learned H4Dip Stanford 2016Space Evaders Lessons Learned H4Dip Stanford 2016
Space Evaders Lessons Learned H4Dip Stanford 2016Stanford University
 
Aggregate db Lessons Learned H4Dip Stanford 2016
Aggregate db Lessons Learned H4Dip Stanford 2016Aggregate db Lessons Learned H4Dip Stanford 2016
Aggregate db Lessons Learned H4Dip Stanford 2016Stanford University
 
Trace Lessons Learned H4Dip Stanford 2016
Trace Lessons Learned H4Dip Stanford 2016 Trace Lessons Learned H4Dip Stanford 2016
Trace Lessons Learned H4Dip Stanford 2016 Stanford University
 
Peacekeeping Lessons Learned H4Dip Stanford 2016
Peacekeeping Lessons Learned H4Dip Stanford 2016Peacekeeping Lessons Learned H4Dip Stanford 2016
Peacekeeping Lessons Learned H4Dip Stanford 2016Stanford University
 
21st Century Frogman Lessons Learned H4D Stanford 2017
21st Century Frogman Lessons Learned H4D Stanford 201721st Century Frogman Lessons Learned H4D Stanford 2017
21st Century Frogman Lessons Learned H4D Stanford 2017Stanford University
 
Austra Lumina Hacking for Defense 2017
Austra Lumina Hacking for Defense 2017Austra Lumina Hacking for Defense 2017
Austra Lumina Hacking for Defense 2017Stanford University
 
Surgency Hacking for Defense 2017
Surgency Hacking for Defense 2017Surgency Hacking for Defense 2017
Surgency Hacking for Defense 2017Stanford University
 
Seacurity Hacking for Defense 2017
Seacurity Hacking for Defense 2017Seacurity Hacking for Defense 2017
Seacurity Hacking for Defense 2017Stanford University
 
Broadcom - Hacking for Defense - Stanford 2017
Broadcom - Hacking for Defense - Stanford 2017Broadcom - Hacking for Defense - Stanford 2017
Broadcom - Hacking for Defense - Stanford 2017Stanford University
 
Narrative Mind Lessons Learned H4D Stanford 2016
Narrative Mind Lessons Learned H4D Stanford 2016Narrative Mind Lessons Learned H4D Stanford 2016
Narrative Mind Lessons Learned H4D Stanford 2016Stanford University
 
Aqualink Lessons Learned H4D Stanford 2016
Aqualink Lessons Learned H4D Stanford 2016Aqualink Lessons Learned H4D Stanford 2016
Aqualink Lessons Learned H4D Stanford 2016Stanford University
 
Right of Boom Lessons Learned H4D Stanford 2016
Right of Boom Lessons Learned H4D Stanford 2016Right of Boom Lessons Learned H4D Stanford 2016
Right of Boom Lessons Learned H4D Stanford 2016Stanford University
 
Transcence Berkeley Final Presentation
Transcence Berkeley Final PresentationTranscence Berkeley Final Presentation
Transcence Berkeley Final PresentationStanford University
 
Guardian Lessons Learned H4D Stanford 2016
Guardian Lessons Learned H4D Stanford 2016Guardian Lessons Learned H4D Stanford 2016
Guardian Lessons Learned H4D Stanford 2016Stanford University
 

Viewers also liked (20)

Space Evaders Hacking for Diplomacy week 8
Space Evaders Hacking for Diplomacy week 8Space Evaders Hacking for Diplomacy week 8
Space Evaders Hacking for Diplomacy week 8
 
Hacking CT Hacking for Diplomacy week 8
Hacking CT Hacking for Diplomacy week 8Hacking CT Hacking for Diplomacy week 8
Hacking CT Hacking for Diplomacy week 8
 
Peacekeeping Week 6 Hacking for Diplomacy
Peacekeeping Week 6 Hacking for DiplomacyPeacekeeping Week 6 Hacking for Diplomacy
Peacekeeping Week 6 Hacking for Diplomacy
 
Space Evaders Hacking for Diplomacy week 6
Space Evaders Hacking for Diplomacy week 6Space Evaders Hacking for Diplomacy week 6
Space Evaders Hacking for Diplomacy week 6
 
Relentlessly Direct
Relentlessly DirectRelentlessly Direct
Relentlessly Direct
 
Space Evaders Lessons Learned H4Dip Stanford 2016
Space Evaders Lessons Learned H4Dip Stanford 2016Space Evaders Lessons Learned H4Dip Stanford 2016
Space Evaders Lessons Learned H4Dip Stanford 2016
 
Aggregate db Lessons Learned H4Dip Stanford 2016
Aggregate db Lessons Learned H4Dip Stanford 2016Aggregate db Lessons Learned H4Dip Stanford 2016
Aggregate db Lessons Learned H4Dip Stanford 2016
 
Trace Lessons Learned H4Dip Stanford 2016
Trace Lessons Learned H4Dip Stanford 2016 Trace Lessons Learned H4Dip Stanford 2016
Trace Lessons Learned H4Dip Stanford 2016
 
Peacekeeping Lessons Learned H4Dip Stanford 2016
Peacekeeping Lessons Learned H4Dip Stanford 2016Peacekeeping Lessons Learned H4Dip Stanford 2016
Peacekeeping Lessons Learned H4Dip Stanford 2016
 
21st Century Frogman Lessons Learned H4D Stanford 2017
21st Century Frogman Lessons Learned H4D Stanford 201721st Century Frogman Lessons Learned H4D Stanford 2017
21st Century Frogman Lessons Learned H4D Stanford 2017
 
Xplomo Hacking for Defense 2017
Xplomo Hacking for Defense 2017Xplomo Hacking for Defense 2017
Xplomo Hacking for Defense 2017
 
Austra Lumina Hacking for Defense 2017
Austra Lumina Hacking for Defense 2017Austra Lumina Hacking for Defense 2017
Austra Lumina Hacking for Defense 2017
 
Surgency Hacking for Defense 2017
Surgency Hacking for Defense 2017Surgency Hacking for Defense 2017
Surgency Hacking for Defense 2017
 
Seacurity Hacking for Defense 2017
Seacurity Hacking for Defense 2017Seacurity Hacking for Defense 2017
Seacurity Hacking for Defense 2017
 
Broadcom - Hacking for Defense - Stanford 2017
Broadcom - Hacking for Defense - Stanford 2017Broadcom - Hacking for Defense - Stanford 2017
Broadcom - Hacking for Defense - Stanford 2017
 
Narrative Mind Lessons Learned H4D Stanford 2016
Narrative Mind Lessons Learned H4D Stanford 2016Narrative Mind Lessons Learned H4D Stanford 2016
Narrative Mind Lessons Learned H4D Stanford 2016
 
Aqualink Lessons Learned H4D Stanford 2016
Aqualink Lessons Learned H4D Stanford 2016Aqualink Lessons Learned H4D Stanford 2016
Aqualink Lessons Learned H4D Stanford 2016
 
Right of Boom Lessons Learned H4D Stanford 2016
Right of Boom Lessons Learned H4D Stanford 2016Right of Boom Lessons Learned H4D Stanford 2016
Right of Boom Lessons Learned H4D Stanford 2016
 
Transcence Berkeley Final Presentation
Transcence Berkeley Final PresentationTranscence Berkeley Final Presentation
Transcence Berkeley Final Presentation
 
Guardian Lessons Learned H4D Stanford 2016
Guardian Lessons Learned H4D Stanford 2016Guardian Lessons Learned H4D Stanford 2016
Guardian Lessons Learned H4D Stanford 2016
 

Similar to Team 621 Hacking for Diplomacy week 8

Fatal Journeys (Team621) Lessons Learned
Fatal Journeys (Team621) Lessons LearnedFatal Journeys (Team621) Lessons Learned
Fatal Journeys (Team621) Lessons LearnedH4Diadmin
 
Lost in Information? Syrian new Scots Information Literacy Way-finding practices
Lost in Information? Syrian new Scots Information Literacy Way-finding practicesLost in Information? Syrian new Scots Information Literacy Way-finding practices
Lost in Information? Syrian new Scots Information Literacy Way-finding practicesKonstantina Martzoukou
 
Scotland welcomes refugees - the role of the library in resettlement and incl...
Scotland welcomes refugees - the role of the library in resettlement and incl...Scotland welcomes refugees - the role of the library in resettlement and incl...
Scotland welcomes refugees - the role of the library in resettlement and incl...CILIPScotland
 
Human Trafficking Presentation for Peace Corps IST April 2016
Human Trafficking Presentation for Peace Corps IST April 2016Human Trafficking Presentation for Peace Corps IST April 2016
Human Trafficking Presentation for Peace Corps IST April 2016Colin Lawrence
 
Why Canada Needs a Missing Persons Framework.pdf
Why Canada Needs a Missing Persons Framework.pdfWhy Canada Needs a Missing Persons Framework.pdf
Why Canada Needs a Missing Persons Framework.pdfMaureen Trask
 
Syrian new Scots CILIPS conference June 2017
Syrian new Scots CILIPS conference June 2017Syrian new Scots CILIPS conference June 2017
Syrian new Scots CILIPS conference June 2017Konstantina Martzoukou
 
Alan Winters speech to media workshop - Accra 2 September 2014
Alan Winters speech to media workshop - Accra 2 September 2014Alan Winters speech to media workshop - Accra 2 September 2014
Alan Winters speech to media workshop - Accra 2 September 2014Migrating out of Poverty
 
Donor-Mapping-Report-for-web-FINAL-30March16-1
Donor-Mapping-Report-for-web-FINAL-30March16-1Donor-Mapping-Report-for-web-FINAL-30March16-1
Donor-Mapping-Report-for-web-FINAL-30March16-1Brigitte Suhr
 
CCM ureport presentation. new york
CCM ureport presentation. new yorkCCM ureport presentation. new york
CCM ureport presentation. new yorkSean Blaschke
 
NYCH lunch and learn - Enhancing Communications with Immigrants - an Explorat...
NYCH lunch and learn - Enhancing Communications with Immigrants - an Explorat...NYCH lunch and learn - Enhancing Communications with Immigrants - an Explorat...
NYCH lunch and learn - Enhancing Communications with Immigrants - an Explorat...Marco Campana
 
OPP MP Workshop June 28 2023.pptx
OPP  MP Workshop June 28 2023.pptxOPP  MP Workshop June 28 2023.pptx
OPP MP Workshop June 28 2023.pptxMaureen Trask
 
Awareness Refs Asylumsee Rcos Dec09
Awareness Refs Asylumsee Rcos Dec09Awareness Refs Asylumsee Rcos Dec09
Awareness Refs Asylumsee Rcos Dec09Mark Walker
 
Marketing Employment Information to Immigrants: Presentation to TRIEC’s Inte...
Marketing Employment Information to Immigrants:  Presentation to TRIEC’s Inte...Marketing Employment Information to Immigrants:  Presentation to TRIEC’s Inte...
Marketing Employment Information to Immigrants: Presentation to TRIEC’s Inte...Toronto Region Immigrant Employment Council
 
Supporting principled humanitarian action
Supporting principled humanitarian actionSupporting principled humanitarian action
Supporting principled humanitarian actionDr Lendy Spires
 

Similar to Team 621 Hacking for Diplomacy week 8 (20)

Fatal Journeys (Team621) Lessons Learned
Fatal Journeys (Team621) Lessons LearnedFatal Journeys (Team621) Lessons Learned
Fatal Journeys (Team621) Lessons Learned
 
Lost in Information? Syrian new Scots Information Literacy Way-finding practices
Lost in Information? Syrian new Scots Information Literacy Way-finding practicesLost in Information? Syrian new Scots Information Literacy Way-finding practices
Lost in Information? Syrian new Scots Information Literacy Way-finding practices
 
Scotland welcomes refugees - the role of the library in resettlement and incl...
Scotland welcomes refugees - the role of the library in resettlement and incl...Scotland welcomes refugees - the role of the library in resettlement and incl...
Scotland welcomes refugees - the role of the library in resettlement and incl...
 
ICCM 2014 -- Ignite Talks -- Session 1
ICCM 2014 -- Ignite Talks -- Session 1ICCM 2014 -- Ignite Talks -- Session 1
ICCM 2014 -- Ignite Talks -- Session 1
 
Human Trafficking Presentation for Peace Corps IST April 2016
Human Trafficking Presentation for Peace Corps IST April 2016Human Trafficking Presentation for Peace Corps IST April 2016
Human Trafficking Presentation for Peace Corps IST April 2016
 
Why Canada Needs a Missing Persons Framework.pdf
Why Canada Needs a Missing Persons Framework.pdfWhy Canada Needs a Missing Persons Framework.pdf
Why Canada Needs a Missing Persons Framework.pdf
 
Kidane Selam
Kidane SelamKidane Selam
Kidane Selam
 
Syrian new Scots CILIPS conference June 2017
Syrian new Scots CILIPS conference June 2017Syrian new Scots CILIPS conference June 2017
Syrian new Scots CILIPS conference June 2017
 
Alan Winters speech to media workshop - Accra 2 September 2014
Alan Winters speech to media workshop - Accra 2 September 2014Alan Winters speech to media workshop - Accra 2 September 2014
Alan Winters speech to media workshop - Accra 2 September 2014
 
Donor-Mapping-Report-for-web-FINAL-30March16-1
Donor-Mapping-Report-for-web-FINAL-30March16-1Donor-Mapping-Report-for-web-FINAL-30March16-1
Donor-Mapping-Report-for-web-FINAL-30March16-1
 
CCM ureport presentation. new york
CCM ureport presentation. new yorkCCM ureport presentation. new york
CCM ureport presentation. new york
 
NYCH lunch and learn - Enhancing Communications with Immigrants - an Explorat...
NYCH lunch and learn - Enhancing Communications with Immigrants - an Explorat...NYCH lunch and learn - Enhancing Communications with Immigrants - an Explorat...
NYCH lunch and learn - Enhancing Communications with Immigrants - an Explorat...
 
repertoire_iom_en_2019_web.pdf
repertoire_iom_en_2019_web.pdfrepertoire_iom_en_2019_web.pdf
repertoire_iom_en_2019_web.pdf
 
OPP MP Workshop June 28 2023.pptx
OPP  MP Workshop June 28 2023.pptxOPP  MP Workshop June 28 2023.pptx
OPP MP Workshop June 28 2023.pptx
 
Awareness Refs Asylumsee Rcos Dec09
Awareness Refs Asylumsee Rcos Dec09Awareness Refs Asylumsee Rcos Dec09
Awareness Refs Asylumsee Rcos Dec09
 
Marketing Employment Information to Immigrants: Presentation to TRIEC’s Inte...
Marketing Employment Information to Immigrants:  Presentation to TRIEC’s Inte...Marketing Employment Information to Immigrants:  Presentation to TRIEC’s Inte...
Marketing Employment Information to Immigrants: Presentation to TRIEC’s Inte...
 
Repertoire IOM Version finale interactive
Repertoire IOM Version finale interactiveRepertoire IOM Version finale interactive
Repertoire IOM Version finale interactive
 
Supporting principled humanitarian action
Supporting principled humanitarian actionSupporting principled humanitarian action
Supporting principled humanitarian action
 
IDP Class presentation
IDP Class presentationIDP Class presentation
IDP Class presentation
 
Project one ruvalles
Project one   ruvallesProject one   ruvalles
Project one ruvalles
 

More from Stanford University

Team Networks - 2022 Technology, Innovation & Great Power Competition
Team Networks  - 2022 Technology, Innovation & Great Power CompetitionTeam Networks  - 2022 Technology, Innovation & Great Power Competition
Team Networks - 2022 Technology, Innovation & Great Power CompetitionStanford University
 
Team LiOn Batteries - 2022 Technology, Innovation & Great Power Competition
Team LiOn Batteries  - 2022 Technology, Innovation & Great Power CompetitionTeam LiOn Batteries  - 2022 Technology, Innovation & Great Power Competition
Team LiOn Batteries - 2022 Technology, Innovation & Great Power CompetitionStanford University
 
Team Quantum - 2022 Technology, Innovation & Great Power Competition
Team Quantum  - 2022 Technology, Innovation & Great Power CompetitionTeam Quantum  - 2022 Technology, Innovation & Great Power Competition
Team Quantum - 2022 Technology, Innovation & Great Power CompetitionStanford University
 
Team Disinformation - 2022 Technology, Innovation & Great Power Competition
Team Disinformation  - 2022 Technology, Innovation & Great Power CompetitionTeam Disinformation  - 2022 Technology, Innovation & Great Power Competition
Team Disinformation - 2022 Technology, Innovation & Great Power CompetitionStanford University
 
Team Wargames - 2022 Technology, Innovation & Great Power Competition
Team Wargames  - 2022 Technology, Innovation & Great Power CompetitionTeam Wargames  - 2022 Technology, Innovation & Great Power Competition
Team Wargames - 2022 Technology, Innovation & Great Power CompetitionStanford University
 
Team Acquistion - 2022 Technology, Innovation & Great Power Competition
Team Acquistion  - 2022 Technology, Innovation & Great Power Competition Team Acquistion  - 2022 Technology, Innovation & Great Power Competition
Team Acquistion - 2022 Technology, Innovation & Great Power Competition Stanford University
 
Team Climate Change - 2022 Technology, Innovation & Great Power Competition
Team Climate Change - 2022 Technology, Innovation & Great Power Competition Team Climate Change - 2022 Technology, Innovation & Great Power Competition
Team Climate Change - 2022 Technology, Innovation & Great Power Competition Stanford University
 
Altuna Engr245 2022 Lessons Learned
Altuna Engr245 2022 Lessons LearnedAltuna Engr245 2022 Lessons Learned
Altuna Engr245 2022 Lessons LearnedStanford University
 
Invisa Engr245 2022 Lessons Learned
Invisa Engr245 2022 Lessons LearnedInvisa Engr245 2022 Lessons Learned
Invisa Engr245 2022 Lessons LearnedStanford University
 
ānanda Engr245 2022 Lessons Learned
ānanda Engr245 2022 Lessons Learnedānanda Engr245 2022 Lessons Learned
ānanda Engr245 2022 Lessons LearnedStanford University
 
Gordian Knot Center Roundtable w/Depty SecDef
Gordian Knot Center Roundtable w/Depty SecDef Gordian Knot Center Roundtable w/Depty SecDef
Gordian Knot Center Roundtable w/Depty SecDef Stanford University
 
Team Army venture capital - 2021 Technology, Innovation & Great Power Competi...
Team Army venture capital - 2021 Technology, Innovation & Great Power Competi...Team Army venture capital - 2021 Technology, Innovation & Great Power Competi...
Team Army venture capital - 2021 Technology, Innovation & Great Power Competi...Stanford University
 
Team Army venture capital - 2021 Technology, Innovation & Great Power Competi...
Team Army venture capital - 2021 Technology, Innovation & Great Power Competi...Team Army venture capital - 2021 Technology, Innovation & Great Power Competi...
Team Army venture capital - 2021 Technology, Innovation & Great Power Competi...Stanford University
 
Team Catena - 2021 Technology, Innovation & Great Power Competition
Team Catena - 2021 Technology, Innovation & Great Power CompetitionTeam Catena - 2021 Technology, Innovation & Great Power Competition
Team Catena - 2021 Technology, Innovation & Great Power CompetitionStanford University
 
Team Apollo - 2021 Technology, Innovation & Great Power Competition
Team Apollo - 2021 Technology, Innovation & Great Power CompetitionTeam Apollo - 2021 Technology, Innovation & Great Power Competition
Team Apollo - 2021 Technology, Innovation & Great Power CompetitionStanford University
 
Team Drone - 2021 Technology, Innovation & Great Power Competition
Team Drone - 2021 Technology, Innovation & Great Power CompetitionTeam Drone - 2021 Technology, Innovation & Great Power Competition
Team Drone - 2021 Technology, Innovation & Great Power CompetitionStanford University
 
Team Short Circuit - 2021 Technology, Innovation & Great Power Competition
Team Short Circuit - 2021 Technology, Innovation & Great Power CompetitionTeam Short Circuit - 2021 Technology, Innovation & Great Power Competition
Team Short Circuit - 2021 Technology, Innovation & Great Power CompetitionStanford University
 
Team Aurora - 2021 Technology, Innovation & Great Power Competition
Team Aurora - 2021 Technology, Innovation & Great Power CompetitionTeam Aurora - 2021 Technology, Innovation & Great Power Competition
Team Aurora - 2021 Technology, Innovation & Great Power CompetitionStanford University
 
Team Conflicted Capital Team - 2021 Technology, Innovation & Great Power Comp...
Team Conflicted Capital Team - 2021 Technology, Innovation & Great Power Comp...Team Conflicted Capital Team - 2021 Technology, Innovation & Great Power Comp...
Team Conflicted Capital Team - 2021 Technology, Innovation & Great Power Comp...Stanford University
 
Lecture 8 - Technology, Innovation and Great Power Competition - Cyber
Lecture 8 - Technology, Innovation and Great Power Competition - CyberLecture 8 - Technology, Innovation and Great Power Competition - Cyber
Lecture 8 - Technology, Innovation and Great Power Competition - CyberStanford University
 

More from Stanford University (20)

Team Networks - 2022 Technology, Innovation & Great Power Competition
Team Networks  - 2022 Technology, Innovation & Great Power CompetitionTeam Networks  - 2022 Technology, Innovation & Great Power Competition
Team Networks - 2022 Technology, Innovation & Great Power Competition
 
Team LiOn Batteries - 2022 Technology, Innovation & Great Power Competition
Team LiOn Batteries  - 2022 Technology, Innovation & Great Power CompetitionTeam LiOn Batteries  - 2022 Technology, Innovation & Great Power Competition
Team LiOn Batteries - 2022 Technology, Innovation & Great Power Competition
 
Team Quantum - 2022 Technology, Innovation & Great Power Competition
Team Quantum  - 2022 Technology, Innovation & Great Power CompetitionTeam Quantum  - 2022 Technology, Innovation & Great Power Competition
Team Quantum - 2022 Technology, Innovation & Great Power Competition
 
Team Disinformation - 2022 Technology, Innovation & Great Power Competition
Team Disinformation  - 2022 Technology, Innovation & Great Power CompetitionTeam Disinformation  - 2022 Technology, Innovation & Great Power Competition
Team Disinformation - 2022 Technology, Innovation & Great Power Competition
 
Team Wargames - 2022 Technology, Innovation & Great Power Competition
Team Wargames  - 2022 Technology, Innovation & Great Power CompetitionTeam Wargames  - 2022 Technology, Innovation & Great Power Competition
Team Wargames - 2022 Technology, Innovation & Great Power Competition
 
Team Acquistion - 2022 Technology, Innovation & Great Power Competition
Team Acquistion  - 2022 Technology, Innovation & Great Power Competition Team Acquistion  - 2022 Technology, Innovation & Great Power Competition
Team Acquistion - 2022 Technology, Innovation & Great Power Competition
 
Team Climate Change - 2022 Technology, Innovation & Great Power Competition
Team Climate Change - 2022 Technology, Innovation & Great Power Competition Team Climate Change - 2022 Technology, Innovation & Great Power Competition
Team Climate Change - 2022 Technology, Innovation & Great Power Competition
 
Altuna Engr245 2022 Lessons Learned
Altuna Engr245 2022 Lessons LearnedAltuna Engr245 2022 Lessons Learned
Altuna Engr245 2022 Lessons Learned
 
Invisa Engr245 2022 Lessons Learned
Invisa Engr245 2022 Lessons LearnedInvisa Engr245 2022 Lessons Learned
Invisa Engr245 2022 Lessons Learned
 
ānanda Engr245 2022 Lessons Learned
ānanda Engr245 2022 Lessons Learnedānanda Engr245 2022 Lessons Learned
ānanda Engr245 2022 Lessons Learned
 
Gordian Knot Center Roundtable w/Depty SecDef
Gordian Knot Center Roundtable w/Depty SecDef Gordian Knot Center Roundtable w/Depty SecDef
Gordian Knot Center Roundtable w/Depty SecDef
 
Team Army venture capital - 2021 Technology, Innovation & Great Power Competi...
Team Army venture capital - 2021 Technology, Innovation & Great Power Competi...Team Army venture capital - 2021 Technology, Innovation & Great Power Competi...
Team Army venture capital - 2021 Technology, Innovation & Great Power Competi...
 
Team Army venture capital - 2021 Technology, Innovation & Great Power Competi...
Team Army venture capital - 2021 Technology, Innovation & Great Power Competi...Team Army venture capital - 2021 Technology, Innovation & Great Power Competi...
Team Army venture capital - 2021 Technology, Innovation & Great Power Competi...
 
Team Catena - 2021 Technology, Innovation & Great Power Competition
Team Catena - 2021 Technology, Innovation & Great Power CompetitionTeam Catena - 2021 Technology, Innovation & Great Power Competition
Team Catena - 2021 Technology, Innovation & Great Power Competition
 
Team Apollo - 2021 Technology, Innovation & Great Power Competition
Team Apollo - 2021 Technology, Innovation & Great Power CompetitionTeam Apollo - 2021 Technology, Innovation & Great Power Competition
Team Apollo - 2021 Technology, Innovation & Great Power Competition
 
Team Drone - 2021 Technology, Innovation & Great Power Competition
Team Drone - 2021 Technology, Innovation & Great Power CompetitionTeam Drone - 2021 Technology, Innovation & Great Power Competition
Team Drone - 2021 Technology, Innovation & Great Power Competition
 
Team Short Circuit - 2021 Technology, Innovation & Great Power Competition
Team Short Circuit - 2021 Technology, Innovation & Great Power CompetitionTeam Short Circuit - 2021 Technology, Innovation & Great Power Competition
Team Short Circuit - 2021 Technology, Innovation & Great Power Competition
 
Team Aurora - 2021 Technology, Innovation & Great Power Competition
Team Aurora - 2021 Technology, Innovation & Great Power CompetitionTeam Aurora - 2021 Technology, Innovation & Great Power Competition
Team Aurora - 2021 Technology, Innovation & Great Power Competition
 
Team Conflicted Capital Team - 2021 Technology, Innovation & Great Power Comp...
Team Conflicted Capital Team - 2021 Technology, Innovation & Great Power Comp...Team Conflicted Capital Team - 2021 Technology, Innovation & Great Power Comp...
Team Conflicted Capital Team - 2021 Technology, Innovation & Great Power Comp...
 
Lecture 8 - Technology, Innovation and Great Power Competition - Cyber
Lecture 8 - Technology, Innovation and Great Power Competition - CyberLecture 8 - Technology, Innovation and Great Power Competition - Cyber
Lecture 8 - Technology, Innovation and Great Power Competition - Cyber
 

Recently uploaded

Auto-Reconcile Feature in the Odoo 17 ERP
Auto-Reconcile Feature in the Odoo 17 ERPAuto-Reconcile Feature in the Odoo 17 ERP
Auto-Reconcile Feature in the Odoo 17 ERPCeline George
 
Quality Assurance_GOOD LABORATORY PRACTICE
Quality Assurance_GOOD LABORATORY PRACTICEQuality Assurance_GOOD LABORATORY PRACTICE
Quality Assurance_GOOD LABORATORY PRACTICESayali Powar
 
Natural Numbers, Whole Numbers, Integers.pdf
Natural Numbers, Whole Numbers, Integers.pdfNatural Numbers, Whole Numbers, Integers.pdf
Natural Numbers, Whole Numbers, Integers.pdfPranav Sharma
 
Divisibility of numbers (Number Systems)
Divisibility of numbers (Number Systems)Divisibility of numbers (Number Systems)
Divisibility of numbers (Number Systems)Pranav Sharma
 
Empowering Student Engagement with Open Education
Empowering Student Engagement with Open EducationEmpowering Student Engagement with Open Education
Empowering Student Engagement with Open EducationLorna Campbell
 
From Leadership to Communityship: The Heart, the Heat, and the Harmony of Goo...
From Leadership to Communityship: The Heart, the Heat, and the Harmony of Goo...From Leadership to Communityship: The Heart, the Heat, and the Harmony of Goo...
From Leadership to Communityship: The Heart, the Heat, and the Harmony of Goo...Sadegh Hashemi
 
burningissueissueburnburnburnburnburnburn
burningissueissueburnburnburnburnburnburnburningissueissueburnburnburnburnburnburn
burningissueissueburnburnburnburnburnburnmcueva1
 
KARNAADA.pptx made by - saransh dwivedi ( SD ) - SHALAKYA TANTRA - ENT - 4...
KARNAADA.pptx  made by -  saransh dwivedi ( SD ) -  SHALAKYA TANTRA - ENT - 4...KARNAADA.pptx  made by -  saransh dwivedi ( SD ) -  SHALAKYA TANTRA - ENT - 4...
KARNAADA.pptx made by - saransh dwivedi ( SD ) - SHALAKYA TANTRA - ENT - 4...M56BOOKSTORE PRODUCT/SERVICE
 
Personal Brand Exploration- Valeria Alvarez
Personal Brand Exploration- Valeria AlvarezPersonal Brand Exploration- Valeria Alvarez
Personal Brand Exploration- Valeria AlvarezValeriaAlvarez967687
 
Teaching English to the Test: Why Does Negative Washback Exist within Seconda...
Teaching English to the Test: Why Does Negative Washback Exist within Seconda...Teaching English to the Test: Why Does Negative Washback Exist within Seconda...
Teaching English to the Test: Why Does Negative Washback Exist within Seconda...Adduha3
 
LATIHAN TULISAN BERANGKAI BAG MURID TAHUN 3
LATIHAN TULISAN BERANGKAI BAG MURID TAHUN 3LATIHAN TULISAN BERANGKAI BAG MURID TAHUN 3
LATIHAN TULISAN BERANGKAI BAG MURID TAHUN 3ShaAbs
 
3.26.24 Race, the Draft, and the Vietnam War.pptx
3.26.24 Race, the Draft, and the Vietnam War.pptx3.26.24 Race, the Draft, and the Vietnam War.pptx
3.26.24 Race, the Draft, and the Vietnam War.pptxmary850239
 
Divisibility Tests (Basic Number Systems)
Divisibility Tests (Basic Number Systems)Divisibility Tests (Basic Number Systems)
Divisibility Tests (Basic Number Systems)Pranav Sharma
 
Classical theories in Anthropology.pptx
Classical theories  in Anthropology.pptxClassical theories  in Anthropology.pptx
Classical theories in Anthropology.pptxBalelaBoru
 
ENGLISH 9 Quarter 4 Week 1 powerpoint Presentation
ENGLISH 9 Quarter 4 Week 1 powerpoint PresentationENGLISH 9 Quarter 4 Week 1 powerpoint Presentation
ENGLISH 9 Quarter 4 Week 1 powerpoint PresentationCarlaTorre7
 
DR. NNC LAPAROSCOPY IN PREGNANCY IAGE VARANASI, 17TH MARCH 2024.pptx
DR. NNC LAPAROSCOPY IN PREGNANCY IAGE VARANASI, 17TH MARCH 2024.pptxDR. NNC LAPAROSCOPY IN PREGNANCY IAGE VARANASI, 17TH MARCH 2024.pptx
DR. NNC LAPAROSCOPY IN PREGNANCY IAGE VARANASI, 17TH MARCH 2024.pptxNiranjan Chavan
 
The basics of sentences session 10pptx.pptx
The basics of sentences session 10pptx.pptxThe basics of sentences session 10pptx.pptx
The basics of sentences session 10pptx.pptxheathfieldcps1
 
How to Set Up a One-to-Many Relationship Between Two Models in Odoo 17
How to Set Up a One-to-Many Relationship Between Two Models in Odoo 17How to Set Up a One-to-Many Relationship Between Two Models in Odoo 17
How to Set Up a One-to-Many Relationship Between Two Models in Odoo 17Celine George
 
Preparing for the FDA’s Enforcement of the Intentional Adulteration Rule
Preparing for the FDA’s Enforcement of the Intentional Adulteration RulePreparing for the FDA’s Enforcement of the Intentional Adulteration Rule
Preparing for the FDA’s Enforcement of the Intentional Adulteration RuleSafetyChain Software
 
DUST OF SNOW_PRACTICE_BE READY FOR AISSE.pptx
DUST OF SNOW_PRACTICE_BE READY FOR AISSE.pptxDUST OF SNOW_PRACTICE_BE READY FOR AISSE.pptx
DUST OF SNOW_PRACTICE_BE READY FOR AISSE.pptxTanmoy Mishra
 

Recently uploaded (20)

Auto-Reconcile Feature in the Odoo 17 ERP
Auto-Reconcile Feature in the Odoo 17 ERPAuto-Reconcile Feature in the Odoo 17 ERP
Auto-Reconcile Feature in the Odoo 17 ERP
 
Quality Assurance_GOOD LABORATORY PRACTICE
Quality Assurance_GOOD LABORATORY PRACTICEQuality Assurance_GOOD LABORATORY PRACTICE
Quality Assurance_GOOD LABORATORY PRACTICE
 
Natural Numbers, Whole Numbers, Integers.pdf
Natural Numbers, Whole Numbers, Integers.pdfNatural Numbers, Whole Numbers, Integers.pdf
Natural Numbers, Whole Numbers, Integers.pdf
 
Divisibility of numbers (Number Systems)
Divisibility of numbers (Number Systems)Divisibility of numbers (Number Systems)
Divisibility of numbers (Number Systems)
 
Empowering Student Engagement with Open Education
Empowering Student Engagement with Open EducationEmpowering Student Engagement with Open Education
Empowering Student Engagement with Open Education
 
From Leadership to Communityship: The Heart, the Heat, and the Harmony of Goo...
From Leadership to Communityship: The Heart, the Heat, and the Harmony of Goo...From Leadership to Communityship: The Heart, the Heat, and the Harmony of Goo...
From Leadership to Communityship: The Heart, the Heat, and the Harmony of Goo...
 
burningissueissueburnburnburnburnburnburn
burningissueissueburnburnburnburnburnburnburningissueissueburnburnburnburnburnburn
burningissueissueburnburnburnburnburnburn
 
KARNAADA.pptx made by - saransh dwivedi ( SD ) - SHALAKYA TANTRA - ENT - 4...
KARNAADA.pptx  made by -  saransh dwivedi ( SD ) -  SHALAKYA TANTRA - ENT - 4...KARNAADA.pptx  made by -  saransh dwivedi ( SD ) -  SHALAKYA TANTRA - ENT - 4...
KARNAADA.pptx made by - saransh dwivedi ( SD ) - SHALAKYA TANTRA - ENT - 4...
 
Personal Brand Exploration- Valeria Alvarez
Personal Brand Exploration- Valeria AlvarezPersonal Brand Exploration- Valeria Alvarez
Personal Brand Exploration- Valeria Alvarez
 
Teaching English to the Test: Why Does Negative Washback Exist within Seconda...
Teaching English to the Test: Why Does Negative Washback Exist within Seconda...Teaching English to the Test: Why Does Negative Washback Exist within Seconda...
Teaching English to the Test: Why Does Negative Washback Exist within Seconda...
 
LATIHAN TULISAN BERANGKAI BAG MURID TAHUN 3
LATIHAN TULISAN BERANGKAI BAG MURID TAHUN 3LATIHAN TULISAN BERANGKAI BAG MURID TAHUN 3
LATIHAN TULISAN BERANGKAI BAG MURID TAHUN 3
 
3.26.24 Race, the Draft, and the Vietnam War.pptx
3.26.24 Race, the Draft, and the Vietnam War.pptx3.26.24 Race, the Draft, and the Vietnam War.pptx
3.26.24 Race, the Draft, and the Vietnam War.pptx
 
Divisibility Tests (Basic Number Systems)
Divisibility Tests (Basic Number Systems)Divisibility Tests (Basic Number Systems)
Divisibility Tests (Basic Number Systems)
 
Classical theories in Anthropology.pptx
Classical theories  in Anthropology.pptxClassical theories  in Anthropology.pptx
Classical theories in Anthropology.pptx
 
ENGLISH 9 Quarter 4 Week 1 powerpoint Presentation
ENGLISH 9 Quarter 4 Week 1 powerpoint PresentationENGLISH 9 Quarter 4 Week 1 powerpoint Presentation
ENGLISH 9 Quarter 4 Week 1 powerpoint Presentation
 
DR. NNC LAPAROSCOPY IN PREGNANCY IAGE VARANASI, 17TH MARCH 2024.pptx
DR. NNC LAPAROSCOPY IN PREGNANCY IAGE VARANASI, 17TH MARCH 2024.pptxDR. NNC LAPAROSCOPY IN PREGNANCY IAGE VARANASI, 17TH MARCH 2024.pptx
DR. NNC LAPAROSCOPY IN PREGNANCY IAGE VARANASI, 17TH MARCH 2024.pptx
 
The basics of sentences session 10pptx.pptx
The basics of sentences session 10pptx.pptxThe basics of sentences session 10pptx.pptx
The basics of sentences session 10pptx.pptx
 
How to Set Up a One-to-Many Relationship Between Two Models in Odoo 17
How to Set Up a One-to-Many Relationship Between Two Models in Odoo 17How to Set Up a One-to-Many Relationship Between Two Models in Odoo 17
How to Set Up a One-to-Many Relationship Between Two Models in Odoo 17
 
Preparing for the FDA’s Enforcement of the Intentional Adulteration Rule
Preparing for the FDA’s Enforcement of the Intentional Adulteration RulePreparing for the FDA’s Enforcement of the Intentional Adulteration Rule
Preparing for the FDA’s Enforcement of the Intentional Adulteration Rule
 
DUST OF SNOW_PRACTICE_BE READY FOR AISSE.pptx
DUST OF SNOW_PRACTICE_BE READY FOR AISSE.pptxDUST OF SNOW_PRACTICE_BE READY FOR AISSE.pptx
DUST OF SNOW_PRACTICE_BE READY FOR AISSE.pptx
 

Team 621 Hacking for Diplomacy week 8

  • 1. Team 621 Fatal Journey: Improving Data on Missing or Perished Refugees TEAM Anton Apostolatos [Software] Leonard Bronner [Data] Asad Khaliq [Product] Quentin Perrot [Research] SPONSOR & MENTOR Bureau of Population, Refugees, and Migration [Lyric Doolan, Rebecca Alvarado and Evan Stewart] Paul Narain 10INTERVIEWS COMPLETED TOTAL: 77 DESCRIPTION Improving data on missing and perished refugees. Bridging the gap between local authorities and families of deceased refugees in order to provide families with information about their loved ones. This will strengthen the bonds of family and community and instilling humanitarian advocacy and respect for the dignity of life.
  • 3. Customer Discovery Hypothesis 1 Migrants across different routes are (a) willing to supply multiple pieces of data beyond just a phone number and (b) will use a smartphone to do so (migrants & families) Experiments - Asked Refugees what type of data they would be willing to supply. And more importantly, asked them whether they would be willing to supply date of births. Furthermore, we presented them with a method of doing so by smartphone application. Samuel [Refugee] Jamal [Refugee] Ali [Refugee] Hazim [REACH] Results - All the refugees we talked to said they would be more than willing to supply additional information if it made sure that their families know they had perished. This information included date birth. However, refugees fear that smartphones may be stolen or confiscated by smugglers. Action - It is crucial for us to find out what information the local authorities want and need in order to contact the families. Hypothesis 2 Existing Red Cross and Red Crescent structure will let us easily deploy our potential solution. (law enforcement, ICRC, ICMP) Federica Riccardi [ICRC] Morris Tidball - Binz [ICRC] Palantir Employee [Palantir] Tamara Last [Deaths at European Borders Database] Experiments - We talked to a number of people working on deploying different solutions for refugees and how they could help us with that. Results - The local Red Cross and Red Crescent chapters are in fact generally independent of the ICRC, they are autonomous. While they often execute on combined projects (e.g. trace the face), we will need buy in from these separately. Action - Talk to local Red Cross and Red Crescent chapters for deployment. Work with the ICRC for for buy-in to pressure local governments to make local authorities use the data.
  • 4. Khartoum Sebha Agadez Tamanrasset Ghat Gatroun Faya-Largeau Nyala Cairo AlexandriaBenghazi Salloum Tripoli Ghadames Niamey Tazerbo Dirkou NIGERIA MALI WEST AFRICA ERITREA SOMALIA SOUTH SUDAN SUDANCHAD EGYPT LIBYA ALGERIA TUNISIA NIGER ETHIOPIA SYRIA PALESTINEZawiya Lampedusa MALTA Sicily ITALY 2015: 153,842 (15.3%) 2016: 164,822 (48.4%) Source: IOM, IFRC Addis Ababa N’Djamena Tunis Algiers Damascus Abuja Legend AFFECTED COUNTRY Transit/Relevant Cities Smuggling Hub Main Route Secondary Route Red Cross Hub and Lang. Sea Route
  • 5. Critical Activities: Detailed Time Guidemakers and influencers Convince these groups and their leaders to disseminate information on our product Buy-In: Motivated intrinsically by helping migrants and refugees ICRC and ICMP Get ICRC and ICMP buy-in to use their local chapters to put pressure on local authorities Buy-In: Part of their missions Council of Europe’s Commissioner for Human Rights Council of Europe to put pressure on Greek and Italian governments to make it official policy to identify bodies Pressure Italy to expand the role of Special Commissioner Pressure Greece to create an independent commission Buy-In: Already happening. Council of Europe is already focused on this. US Embassies in Italy and Greece Put pressure on local governments to convince local authorities to use the data we provide Buy-In: Need ICRC and ICMP backing to show that it is worthwhile Local Red Cross chapters Distribute bracelets to people wanting to start their journey Buy-In: Need ICRC buy-in to create a transorganizational project Acquire bracelets and sharpies Cost: Sharpies: $0.375, Bracelets: $0.19 Day 1 - ∞ Day 15 - 300 Day 1 - ∞ Day 100 - 300 Day 100 - 300 Day 60 - ∞ Legend Resource Deployment Lobbying/Support
  • 6. Key Partners and Critical Resources Partner/Resource Example What they provide Why they do it Suppliers (tools) AliExpress, Wholesalers ● Sharpies -- $0.37 / piece (multi-use) ● Bracelets -- $0.19 / piece (single use) $$$, branding Local Red Cross National Societies (e.g. Sudan) ● Distribution of information via pamphlets, social media ● Distribution of markers / bracelets ● Act as intermediary between families and local authorities Part of their mission to help reconnect migrants/families -- ideally need ICRC buy-in to create transorganizational initiative Coast Guards Humanitarian Fleet MSF / MOAS / SeaWatch / Save the Children ● Pick up bodies ● Transfer to forensics/local authorities Already follow this procedure Forensics ICRC / Local Authorities / Hospitals ● Transfer phone numbers / DOB to local authorities ● Transfer cleaned data (e.g. country of origin) to authorities Frustrated by missing link between bodies and families, waste of resources on DNA/isotopic testing Local Authorities Greek Police / Italian Police ● Contact and inform families ○ May need: ■ Translators ■ Ethical/psychological training ● Proof of Death Process ○ Collect information from families via ICRC ○ Transfer information to prosecutor Public and policy pressure, humanitarian advocacy
  • 7. Notes for each Mission Model Canvas section are in the “slide notes” section Key Partners Key Activities Key Resources Value Propositions Buy-in & Support Beneficiaries/Stakeholders Deployment Mission Budget / Costs Mission Achievement / Success Factors Greek Coast Guard, Greek Police, Italian Police Humanitarian Fleet: MSF, MOAS, SeaWatch Large NGOs: UNHCR, Doctors of the World, ICRC, Local Red Cross Chapters, ICMP Frontex (Operation Triton), NATO Operation Endeavor, EU’s NAVFORMED (Operation Sophia) PRM: Western Hemisphere Office, US Embassy Officials in Italy and Greece (Brian Bedsworth) Refugee support groups and guidemakers National Ministries of the Interior What problem? For refugees and their families: Refugees are unable to know what happened to their families For Trace the Face: Part of the ICRC’s mission is to connect people with their families, but currently it is being asymmetrically served by only allowing survivors to find value in their service For IOM, UNHCR: Accurate, reliable data on where refugees come from mission statements + strategic/policy planning) Local Forensics Agents Not able to identify bodies easily because lack of prior knowledge about deceased. Value? This will allow organizations to contact the next of kin of the deceased. Refugees will achieve closure about what happened to their families. Trace the face will piggy-back off buy-in with local authorities and be able to assist in serving those who have passed away as well. IOM will use the information that is gained through friends and family in order to update their database. For forensics agents, this data makes it easy to identify bodies. Families of Refugees (Eastern Med. and Central Med. Routes) Tracing Department (ICRC): Kirsty McDonald, Federica Riccardi IOM: Leonard Doyle, Julia Black UNHCR: Iosto Ibba, Guido Vittorio Local Forensics Agents: Penelope Miniati Convincing refugees of additional benefit of working with us Convincing local authorities to use the information to contact next of kin. Provide bracelets to local red cross chapters Get buy-in from international organizations and local authorities to put pressure on local authorities. Updating information on missing refugees (IOM, ICRC and people looking: NGOs, refugees) Communicating with families in a respectful and ethical manner Buy-in from refugees will be achieved through guide makers, who will influence the refugees and word of mouth. Buy in for local forensics office and local police will be achieved through pressure from NGOs, the Council of Europe onto Ministries of the Interior that force the local authorities to act. IOMs Missing Migrants Project ICRC Trace the Face database UNHCR: Syria Regional Refugee Response database Forensics agent resources (time) Bracelets Sharpies Garner adoption from refugees through informal social networks and guidemakers Garner adoption from refugees using on-the-ground influence of the ICRC, after creating support via whitepaper publication Use ICMP/ICRC support to achieve government buy- in from State Department and Council of Europe Use government support to create pressure on local authorities to use data found on bodies Deploy resources (pens, bracelets) on-the-ground through the ICRC Use ICRC sponsorship to incentivize local authorities to use data Mission Achievement: Has connected with a friend or family member thought lost or has received the information that a friend or family member has passed away. (1) To provide an in-depth analysis of available data on migrant deaths, and more specifically, collect more accurate “Country Source” data and (2) to update the challenges the community identifying/tracing missing migrants faces to be shared with other crisis regions. Reconnect family links. Identify corpses more accurately, more quickly and more cheaply - in complete accordance with laws Metrics: Indicator variable whether knows if friends or family is dead, number of missing migrants with correct country / number of missing migrants, Number of families reconnected, time and money spent per identification, identified migrants / total dead migrants seen The budget comes from organizations that are on the ground (NGOs, UNHCR) but also from other beneficiaries such as the State Dept. and European Governments Data capture and information retrieval Data capture hardware, servers, initial awareness and distribution Local authorities Guidemakers First responders on the water (MSF, Moas, Coast guards): Miriam Lafferty, Mark Gordon
  • 8. MVP Evolution Phone numbers written on bracelets Phone numbers written on t-shirts Inspiration There is a missing link b/w local authorities and migrant families/communities [T-shirts apply to a smaller population size, preservation in water is riskier, less standardized] Phone numbers and additional identifying information (name, DOB) on bracelets [Local authorities need threshold amount of data to determine family/community to be valid] Family-verifying and identifying information on water & tamper proof NGO-sponsored bracelets [Usage of data by local authorities influenced by influential sponsor support] UID 2.0
  • 9. MVP: UID Bracelets v2.0 Remaining Problems Incentivize wide-scale adoption: Promise to contact family in case of death is not enough Proof of death is what is actually required. This could be accomplished with a death certificate. MigrantsAuthoritiesFamilies Process SMS/WA a bot service with identifying personal info, receive Case Number (CN) Inscribe CN on bracelet Family receives CN through number given by trip-taker Migrant Dies Body found and collected Contact family members; use CN to verify validity of link Contacted by authorities; uses CN to verify authenticity Receives CoD and closure Prosecutor releases CoD Migrant Survives Deletes information from system; removes bracelet Required Features Alerting families of safety upon arrival using private case number (1) Create online exchange system; or (2) use the IFRC local chapters to exchange documents and facilitate communication using the case number How exchange occurs depends on fidelity need of documents Send personalized message to families using case number National Societies Receive important documentation from families and start CoD development Submit needed certificates via system or national societies Transfer documents to local authorities Submit CoD to online system or ICRC Transfer CoD to families
  • 11. Products & Services Gain Creators Pain Relievers Gains Pains Customer Jobs Migrant ● Fear of death ● Uncertainty of communication with friends & family ● Get across the Mediterranean to safety ● Make sure their family knows of their fate ● Assurance that family members will have closure (partial/complete) in the event of their death ● Families will be contacted by local authorities, based on data provided by migrants that are found as deceased ● Local authorities reach out to family members, giving migrants the peace of mind that their families will know their fate ● Knowledge that family will be notified in case they perish during journey ● Possibility of family receiving proof of death in order to be able to move on Samuel, Eritrean 22 year-old, who crossed the Mediterranean and is waiting on his brother and fiance join him ● Sufficiently motivated to try and escape a zone of conflict or persecution, despite unclear potential for success and no assurances of safety ● Often using all or most of their wealth as a last ditch effort to ensure safety, all-or-nothing approach ● Incredibly practical and able to adapt to new situations quickly ● Uses personal network to understand how to pursue Mediterranean crossing ● No freedom of movement under smuggler control; has no access to phones, with minimal contact with family across months ● Does not speak the language of the countries they are embarking from (in transit phase) or the country they are travelling to
  • 12. Products & Services Gain Creators Pain Relievers Gains Pains Customer Jobs Migrants’ Families ● Uncertainty of the stages of transit, with no guarantees of safety ● Uncertainty of communication with friends & family ● No way of knowing what future awaits them even if they reach safer shores, or how they will be processed ● Assured transit from conflict to safety ● Keeping family & friends while travelling ● Ensuring quality of life upon arrival to a safer region through personal networks ● Ways to contact and stay in touch with friends and family making the journey alongside them ● Wanting family to know they are safe when they are traveling. ● Higher potential for a smooth resettlement and integration ● Families will be contacted by local authorities, based on data provided by members that are found as deceased. ● Certainty and closure about family member's passing. ● Receive the body of family members for burial. ● Knowledge that family will be notified in case something goes wrong on their journey. Samuel’s brother and fiance, who waited to hear from Samuel for months and are now waiting for legal authorization to join him ● Motivated to try and escape a zone of conflict or persecution, despite unclear potential for success and no assurances of safety ● Psychologically under significant stress ● Often using all or most of their wealth as a last ditch effort to ensure safety, all-or-nothing approach ● Often don’t speak the language of the country that they live in ● Close-knit family -- willing to risk their safety for the rest of the group, desire to know of family member’s fate
  • 13. Products & Services Gain Creators Pain Relievers Gains Pains Customer Jobs Local Forensics Agents (Morris Tidball-Binz, Penelope Miniati) ● Lack of communication with “the other side” -- the families or loved ones of refugees who they can connect with forensics data to successfully match + reconnect ● Have to work with local external stakeholders such as fishermen to inefficiently gather data on missing migrants ● Successfully identify the origin, identity, and demographic of missing or perished persons ● Connect results of technology based forensics with other data sources to match + reconnect perished persons ● Give authorities information on origin and identity of found persons ● Better collaboration with authorities, who can now be provided with contact details to link each body to an origin/destination ● Better coordination with stakeholders such as UNHCR, who desire more accurate data on incoming migrants● Direct phone or communication line to a deceased individual’s family or loved ones ● Easier information gathering, would reduce necessity to talk to outside stakeholders and provide greater certainty of body’s identity ● Much simpler and easier connection with deceased person’s family or loved ones ● Easily readable contact information on body/clothing of perished persons ● Contact information can provide demographic data to be shared with IOM, UNHCR Customer Archetypes ● Highly educated; undergraduate or graduate degree in science or forensic investigation as well as certification in the field ● Often graduated as a doctor ● Interested in human rights, humanitarian investigations ● They push for forensic anthropology and forensic medical sciences applied to humanitarian advocacy
  • 14. Products & Services Gain Creators Pain Relievers Gains Pains Customer Jobs ICRC Protection and Tracing Officers ● Local authorities lack the expertise, networks and resources to increase chance of identification ● There is a lack of interest; investigations sometimes do not attempt to establish identity when they are “irregular migrants” ● Compassion fatigue with death count rising ● Overcome the complex nature of the search for family members ● Collaboratively interface with other organizations on the ground (e.g. IOM field agents) to address inbound requests ● Make it as easy as possible for family looking for family to publish their information ● Reconnect families with their loves ones, even if that means with their body ● Directly reach out to families using identifying information ● Easier method of identification means ‘interest’ is irrelevant; authorities pursue identification regardless of migrant status ● Expertise is less important, increasing rate of identification ● Connecting more refugees to their families Customer Archetypes ● Organization ○ ICRC mandate is to find + connect missing people and families ○ Facilitates migrants finding loved ones by collecting information about whether someone is looking for you and allowing you to publish your photo + contact info ○ The organization must navigate strict data protection regulations in Europe ○ Work with the National Red Cross and Red Crescent societies to keep information on file that is not allowed to be publicly retransmitted ● Personal ○ Workers typically have bachelor degrees and work experience, >30 yrs old ○ Often speaks more than one official ICRC language (English/French) such as Arabic ○ Very hands on approach to work. Needs to be able to interface with families that are searching for missing people. ○ Emotionally stable -> due to complex nature of material ○ Want to collaborate with other stakeholders -> IOM and UNHCR
  • 15. Products & Services Gain Creators Pain Relievers Gains Pains Customer Jobs IOM and UNHCR Data Analysts ● Diverse data sources with varying regularity and reliability (i.e. not possible to ask the deceased. Boats might completely disappear.) ● Extensive collaboration required between field agents, data analysts, and external stakeholders to verify and collect data ● Collect accurate, reliable data on migrant journeys and missing/perished migrants ● Publish reports based on this data to fulfill mandates and inform policy, strategic decisions ● Use data to strengthen humanitarian advocacy ● More data to inform strategy and policy, and strengthen humanitarian advocacy ● More data leading to higher coverage of potentially missing migrant population ● IOM and UNHCR gets information about deceased refugees and where they are from. ● If a boat has capsized and disappeared without anyones knowledge. Then the identification of bodies from those boats, will allow for more complete information for UNHCR and IOM. ● Sourced information from other connected organizations who have data on missing persons and growing their database to produce more matches ● IOM and UNHCR will get some personalized information from the migrants that are found - for better database. Customer Archetypes ● Organization ○ IOM, UNHCR mandates to strengthen humanitarian advocacy ○ The organization must navigate strict data protection regulations in Europe ○ IOM mandate focus on data collection and provision ● Personal ○ Workers typically have bachelor degrees and work experience, >25 yrs old ○ Need to be able to manage extensive lists of contacts, maintain positive relationships with each and corroborate information ○ Emotionally stable -> due to complex nature of material ○ Want to collaborate with other stakeholders and each other ○ Comfort with a degree of uncertainty due to irregular nature of work despite data/stats background which demands rigor
  • 16. Refugees DeadAlive Guidemakers Refugees family & friends NGO Forensics ICRC (Tidball-Binz) ICMP (Parsons) NGO ICRC (Federica, Kirsty) IOM (Kelly, Tara) UNHCR (Guido, Iosto) Local Authorities Police ForensicsMaritime Authorities FRONTEX Coast Guard NATO OP. ENDEAVOR EU NAVFOR MED NGO Humanitarian Fleets MSF STC MOAS (Sweetnam) Ministry of the Interior MRCC Smugglers Saboteur Gatekeeper Critical buy-in Pressure Coordination Direct order DataDirectiveCooperation Cooperation Cooperation Contact Contact Contact Info Contact
  • 17. Timeline 1. Give Data a. Spread solution through highest-degree nodes on Facebook/WhatsApp b. Release white paper with data-backed recommendations publicly through Stanford’s Immigration Policy Lab (IPL) c. ICMP discussion to get early support d. ICRC discussion to potentially help disseminate solution through local on-the-ground chapters with high migrant-contact e. Release materials (i.e. pamphlets) to ICRC chapters to be, request that they recommend solution broadly f. Distribute water-proof permanent markers through ICRC channel at points of origin (refugee camps, areas of conflict) g. ICRC discussion to acquire sponsorship for bracelet stage h. Distribute water-proof bracelets through ICRC channel at points of origin i. Last iteration: Digital UI to secure and legitimize family link 2. Use Data a. Release white paper with data-backed recommendations publicly through Stanford’s Immigration Policy Lab (IPL) b. ICMP/ICRC support