Australian researchers learn from experiences in Germany when designing an ecosystem of digital services that will help refugees resettle in Australia. This article was published by the CONVERSATION.
New rules remove need for costly court process for unregistered births, easing access to education, health and other services for more than 50,000 children.
ID2020 Alliance will host its annual Summit on September 14 in New York City at Convene and the United Nations.
In August, an ambitious data collection exercise was jointly launched by UNHCR, the Government of Cote d’Ivoire, and the National Institute of Statistics (INS) to map and improve data on statelessness in the country.
Gender advocates Mayra Buvinic and Baroness Goudie discuss the potential of mobile banking and savings for women’s economic empowerment.
Social media, due to their brevity, have the power to ask pertinent questions. However, answers to complex questions might take longer to formulate. Lacking the famous crystal ball, we cannot be certain about what the future has in store for humanitarian aid. But trends can give us a hint.
Notwithstanding the difficulty of reporting high-quality data on refugees, and the political obstacles impacting data collection and the reliability of data sources, UNHCR is taking extra steps to ensure accuracy in its reporting of refugee data.
UNHCR and LIGHTest are collaborating on an innovative process of identification, eligibility and selection of refugees who want to pursue higher education.
Angola is the fifteenth country in Africa to roll-out PRIMES, UNHCR’s new Population Registration and Identity Management EcoSystem.
In his new article, The president and chief legal officer of Microsoft, Brad Smith, calls for government regulation and for the development of norms around acceptable uses around facial recognition technology.