After the devastating Nepal earthquake, Oxfam used 3D printing to provide faster aid. This post explores that example as well as the other ways that 3D printing can revolutionize the supply chains of humanitarian organizations.
Open innovation is drastically changing the way the humanitarian sector delivers aid: UNICEF leads the way.
The American Red Cross is leveraging technology to improve the accuracy and timing of its critical information flows in disaster response efforts.
Thanks to climate change, the timing and location of natural disasters are as unpredictable as ever. How, then, can humanitarian aid stay ahead of the storm?
