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The document discusses a NETHOPE Africa Chapter meeting focused on ICT in emergencies. It outlines Isaac Kwamy's presentation on disaster management and ICT timelines. Kwamy discussed (1) using ICT for risk warning, preparedness, mitigation, and transition; (2) developing technology policies and pre-positioning technology for rapid deployment during emergencies; and (3) the three phases of emergency response - initial provision of basic ICT services, deployment of reliable infrastructure over 10 weeks, and maintaining systems for 3-12 months as they transition to permanent status.
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World Vision is a Christian relief and development organization working in 99 countries. It focuses on helping children, families, and communities overcome poverty and injustice. World Vision responds to both natural disasters and conflicts. In 2015, it helped around 5 million children affected by emergencies. For disaster responses, World Vision aims to reach 20% of all affected children. It emphasizes preparedness through staff training, prepositioned supplies, and emergency funds. Technology like satellite communications and rapid deploy kits are used, but sustainability is a challenge once initial responses end. Potential solutions discussed include equipment leasing, shared services between organizations, and working with private sector partners to transition technologies into local communities.
Humanitarian ICT Road-Map and Standardisation
Agnes Mbuya gave a presentation on the humanitarian ICT roadmap and standardization at the NETHOPE Africa Summit 2017. She discussed the current situation and different technology building blocks like mobile devices, connectivity, and cloud computing. She emphasized the need to position ICT professionals as strategic partners for the sector and leverage new technologies like blockchain, augmented reality, and artificial intelligence. Her presentation provided a vision for transforming the sector through collaboration, eliminating waste, adopting innovations, and standardizing processes.
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Best practices in networks and infrastructure
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Plan International works in over 70 countries to advance children's rights and gender equality. In Kenya, they are implementing several digital technology projects including a digital birth registration system using mobile phones, a child protection case management system, and a school attendance biometric project. These projects aim to improve access to services, monitoring, and data collection. Challenges have included infrastructure issues, differences in partner processes, and ensuring technical solutions work within existing government systems. Lessons focus on comprehensive needs assessments, building on past initiatives, linking to global goals, and strengthening digital capacity among stakeholders.
ICT4D in Catholic Relief Services (CRS)
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- CARE USA implemented Fortinet network security appliances across its offices globally to simplify and centralize its previously convoluted and localized ICT systems.
- The Fortinet appliances provide capabilities such as network segmentation, centralized threat management, application control and web filtering to improve security. They also enable remote management, dynamic reporting and VPN access.
- The solution deployed Fortigate appliances tailored to office sizes, with models for medium/enterprise and small offices. This provided standardized setups for firewall policies, QoS, UTM security services and WIFI access across CARE USA's network.
Cisco Standard Network Platform (SNP) - Catholic Relief Services Case Study
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Cloud adoption strategies for non profits - DAI
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Business Relations and Engage - Save the Children
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