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ICTs and Inequality: Digital Dividends

Understand digital solutions, cyber hygiene, encryption, secure database management, and AI applications in aid.

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Course Overview

Modern humanitarian work is increasingly digital. This course on ICTs and Inequality: Digital Dividends covers essential digital competencies, cyber security hygiene, secure database management (e.g. ODK/Kobo), data protection laws, and the use of Artificial Intelligence to forecast humanitarian crises.

Key Learning Modules

Digital Tools and Field Database Systems
Cyber Security: MFA, Passwords, and Data Integrity
Securing Communications in High-Risk Contexts
Humanitarian Data Protection Laws (GDPR/PII)
Artificial Intelligence and ML in Crisis Forecasting

Target Audience

This course is designed for field coordinators, project officers, NGO managers, monitoring experts, and students seeking to build a professional career in the global humanitarian and international development sectors.

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Requirment

Basic understanding of humanitarian assistance and program cycles.
Commitment to ethical conduct and safeguarding principles.
Access to a computer/tablet to review online materials and PDF guides.

Outcomes

Gain a comprehensive understanding of ICTs and Inequality: Digital Dividends in the humanitarian sector.
Learn to apply international standards (Sphere, CHS) and guidelines to ICTs and Inequality: Digital Dividends projects.
Acquire practical tools and templates for field-level implementation and monitoring.
Understand risk management, compliance issues, and how to design reporting channels.

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ICTs and Inequality: Digital Dividends

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Section 1: Digital Literacy & Field Technology

Section 2: Cyber Security and Digital Resilience

Section 3: Data Ethics and Management

Section 4: Reference Materials & Final Evaluation

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