Collaboration Technology for Humanitarian Action & Global Development
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The document discusses collaboration technologies that can help with humanitarian aid and global development. It describes the InSTEDD technology platform, which includes tools like GeoChat for mobile coordination, Mesh4X for sharing data across boundaries, and Evolve for analyzing data streams. These tools allow aid workers to collaborate better by sharing information in real-time to facilitate efficient and effective emergency response. The document outlines features and benefits of the InSTEDD tools to close the global collaboration gap.
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About InSTEDD
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