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For this final issue of 2023, The Call to Comms retraces TSF's missions in 2023, from the earthquake in Turkey to the hurricane in Mexico.

How will the humanitarian situation look in 2024? Also: an open position at TSF, and the latest news.

Find out first-hand from TSF staff what is involved in carrying out a humanitarian project across several countries.

Learn more about the situation in Poland for refugees today, how relevant information supports them, and the project's latest advancements.

Meet Zacharie, educator at the IT Cup Center in Madagascar. Also this week: Updates on the humanitarian crises in Gaza and in Sudan.

Have you ever wondered why extreme weather events are named? Here's a quick explanation. Also this week: Education During War, Online Disinformation, Climate Action and some recent news from our work in Ukraine.

From Haiti in 2010 to Ukraine in 2022, learn about the experiences of TSF's Regional Manager.

Learn more about TSF emergency response to Hurricane Otis in Acapulco, Mexico. Also this week: updates on Armenia and Gaza.

The situation in Gaza is everywhere on the Internet. Here's a simple way to ensure that what you read is trustworthy. Also this week: a special focus on Gaza, 6 months of war in Sudan, and Capacity Europe.

This newsletter explores the link between poverty, inequality and natural disasters, and shows how capacity building helps mitigate disaster risks.

Meet CartONG, an NGO specialized in digital mapping and data management in the humanitarian sector.

To celebrate the 20 years of the base, learn more about the evolution of TSF’s missions in Latin America.

Discover the insights of a shelter manager on the Information Diffusion Project in Latin America.

3 steps that NGOs take into account when responding to natural disasters, from the early days to the long term. Also: an interview with AT&T.

TSF deployed following the earthquake in Morocco. Learn more about the disaster, and the work our team has started on-site.

Misinformation is dangerous for everyone, but for people in humanitarian crisis situations, the risks and stakes are often higher. How can literacy help?

How can connectivity contribute to better lives for displaced people? Also this week: a pollution-monitoring instrument, ASEAN Disaster Management Week and a tool to help reduce global hunger.

What do we know so far about the role of technology in education? What is TSF doing to use technology for education in humanitarian crises? Also this week: Haitians' resilience, the situation in Afghanistan, and LEO connectivity solutions.

For World Humanitarian Day, follow us on a day in an international humanitarian NGO. Also this week: latest news, and updates from Ukraine.

How does a technical NGO select equipment to provide emergency connectivity?