The Humanitarian Innovation Platform (HIP) is a collaborative effort between humanitarian agencies to foster innovation and deliver smarter and more effective assistance to people in need.
In 2016 the Netherlands Red Cross partnered with the Faculty of Industrial Design Engineering of Delft University of Technology to bring human-centered design into humanitarian aid. The partnership is a simple collaborative design process to enable young people to influence the future of humanitarian.
IFRC proposes digital transformation 2030, describing in one of its points the literacy of data with respect to National Societies (NS). It means that each NS is transformed to implement a culture of data that allows improving decision-making based on evidence. The Information Management (IM) project aims to implement and spread this culture in the initiatives it manages.
