Tag : Missions

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.

How do we work beyond the headlines – months after an earthquake, years after the start of a conflict? Come with us on a day of work in an NGO.

An overview of TSF's work across the world in the last 6 months.

Hurricane season is nearing its peak. To face storms exacerbated by climate change, preparedness is essential. Learn about TSF's latest update on its mission in the Caribbean.

An event to introduce women to digital mapping in rural Madagascar.

A few months ago we met Tetiyana, an Ukrainian displaced person from Luhansk region, who is temporarily settled in Vinnitsya and uses TSF’s connectivity. She told us that she arrived at Vinnitsya train station at 2:30 a.m and was able to find a place in a shelter. Later on, our team in Ukraine met the manager of the same center in Vinnitsya. He told us about the work he carried out with his team…

How can a project focused on resilience support immediate response to hurricanes? 

We talked to Prisca, a former volunteer and frequent visitor of IT Cup Miarinarivo Madagascar to learn how she uses her digital skills in her work and to support her community. Read on to learn more about Prisca and IT Cup project.

Inside the ABBA shelter in Celaya, Guanajuato – how TSF and shelter managers work together to provide reliable information to people on the move.

A direct testimony on how information shared in shelters can help parents talk to their children about safety.

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

A testimony from a TSF partner on the ground, and how we work together to support children in need in Madagascar.

A TSF emergency team member talks about Hurricane Melissa, directly from the field.

Discover the story of Mrs Noro and Mireille, who are using technology to learn in rural Madagascar.

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.

 TSF’s response to the earthquake, how technology can help find earthquake survivors, and humanitarian collaboration in the field.

From rapid response to preparedness, resilience and collaboration – here is how we see disaster reduction and to where it’s heading.

TSF's response to humanitarian challenges and needs when it comes to information and communication.