Tag : Europe

Les ONG répondent aux appels d'urgence en Méditerranée pour secourir les personnes en détresse et répondre à leurs besoins immédiats. Cependant, en raison de l'évolution de la législation, il devient de plus en plus difficile de secourir les personnes en détresse en mer.

Pour les survivants et leurs familles, un message confirmant qu'ils sont en vie est inestimable. Mais comment garantir la sécurité et la confidentialité de tout cela ?

For survivors and their families, a message confirming that they are alive is invaluable. But how do we ensure the security and confidentiality of it all?

NGOs respond to emergency calls in the Mediterranean to rescue people in distress and meet their immediate needs. However, due to new legislative developments, rescuing people in distress at sea is becoming increasingly difficult.

How does a crisis response evolve? We retrace the steps in TSF's response to the crisis in Ukraine up to the present day, following people's communication and information needs.

What are the everyday actions needed to provide connectivity to displaced people in Ukraine? ICT specialist Ihor tells us.

TSF Ukraine met the manager of a center for displaced people in Vinnitsya. He told us about the work he carried out with his team to manage the emergency situation.

TSF has been responding to the crisis in Ukraine since February 2022, enabling people affected by the war to communicate with their loved ones and access information. But, especially for people in such vulnerable situations, the Internet can represent risks. TSF has launched a pilot project to empower Ukrainian internet users to stay safe online.

We explore what it means to live in the digital age of war, why Internet access is essential to refugees and we interview Dr. Maitland on how refugees use technology.

A shelter manager explains his work and his role as President of a Union of Shelters across Ukraine.

The story of a displaced, elderly woman in Ukraine, and how TSF connected an isolated shelter in the forest.

Directly from the field: a testimony of what it's like fleeing the Ukraine war, finding shelter, and how connectivity comes into play.

Meet Valentina, a 76 years old displaced Ukrainian woman living in a temporary shelter. She shared how the Internet enables her to access important information and communicate with her loved ones, and what she’s looking forward to.

Meet Vira, living in a shelter in Ukraine. She explains why the Internet is important for her.

Découvrez la situation actuelle des réfugiés en Pologne, comment les informations pertinentes leur viennent en aide, ainsi que les dernières avancées du projet.

A testimony directly from the field, by a displaced person in Ukraine, Nataliia.

Un témoignage recueilli directement sur le terrain, celui de Nataliia, une personne déplacée en Ukraine.

Comment fournir des informations essentielles et un accès à Internet aux Ukrainiens qui fuient la guerre ? Découvrez l’équipe de TSF qui rend cela possible.

Un responsable de centre d’accueil explique son travail et son rôle en tant que président d’une fédération de centres d’accueil présente dans toute l’Ukraine.

Rencontrez Valentina, une Ukrainienne de 76 ans déplacée qui vit dans un centre d'hébergement temporaire. Elle nous a expliqué comment Internet lui permet d'accéder à des informations importantes et de communiquer avec ses proches, et ce qu'elle attend avec impatience.