RAND Europe, with Athena Infonomics and glass.ai, conducted a study that characterised the current landscape of technology use in the sector and explored potential development pathways out to 2030, as well as associated risks and opportunities. The study developed five deep dives of promising technology areas, three foresight concepts and a four-step guidance framework to ensure the suitable deployment of technologies in humanitarian contexts.
Authors
Paillé, Pauline, Toole, Hampton, Politi, Chryssa, Ohrvik-Stott, Jacob
- Division
- RAND Europe
- Pages
- 11
- Published in
- United States
- RAND Identifier
- RR-A3192-6
- RAND Type
- report
- Rights
- RAND Corporation
- Series
- Research Reports
- Source
- https://www.rand.org/pubs/research_reports/RRA3192-6.html
Table of Contents
- Introduction 4
- Perspectives on the history of biometrics 5
- 2001 5
- 2010 5
- 2014 5
- 2017 5
- 2018 5
- 2022 5
- 2009 5
- 2003 2012 5
- 2015 5
- 2016 5
- 2019 5
- 2021 5
- 2024 5
- Key factors and learnings for responsible technology adoption 6
- Disasters 10
- BBC News. 10
- Policy Brief 10
- HPG working paper 10
- Information Technology for Development 10
- Security Dialogue 11
- The New Humanitarian 11
- Biometrics in the Humanitarian Sector. 11
- The New Humanitarian 11
