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This week: why World Telecommunications Day matters, and a digital platform for people affected by humanitarian crises.

Learn about World Telecommunication Day, which aims to increase awareness about the significance of information and communication technologies, develop telecommunications infrastructure in developing countries, and this year's focus on empowering the least developed countries through ICTs.

TSF supports local initiatives to help Ukrainian refugees. Two humanitarian workers shared their experience.

A third of the world's population still lacks internet access, with low-to-middle-income countries in the Global South facing the greatest barriers. Fortunately, advances in satellite technology are helping solve the problem.

We put the spotlight on local initiatives TSF supports in Poland and the stories of humanitarian workers who work there. Also this week: the ITW Charity Run.

This week we look at how technology can be used to prevent humanitarian crisis and the role of satellite technology in bridging the digital divide.

We honor the International Girls in ICT Day coming up, and introduce you to Hanna, TSF staff, a Ukrainian national providing information for refugees in Poland.

Each month we put the spotlight on a member of the TSF Team and this month, we turn to Hanna Veres, TSF's project manager in Poland.

New report on the project in Latin America to provide essential information to people in mobility, and a discussion with Eutelsat's CSR director.

TSF provides reliable information for people in mobility in Central America. Here is what you need to know about the project in 2022.

This week we delve into the world of data protection and the impact of Artificial Intelligence in humanitarian organizations.

How do humanitarians know where to go when they're on the field? We explain how GIS works, and how it helps us. Also: 7,000 new islands discovered in Japan's archipelago thanks to technology!

What is GIS? How geographic information systems empower humanitarian organizations, from project development to urgent action.

We talk about TSF and Eutelsat's partnership with James Matthews, Director of CSR, and what satellite communications can do to address climate and social challenges.

What dangers do refugee women face? How can we help reduce them? Also: what you need to know about the latest IPCC report.

On the move, women and girls become more vulnerable to sexual violence. Read the stories that refugee women have shared with us over the years.

Data protection is a priority for any humanitarian organization needing balance privacy and information sharing. In this article, TSF explores solutions for protecting personal information in crises, from legal compliance to responsible technology use.

3 ways women are impacted by climate change, and what they can bring to climate change action. Also: how can countries at risk for natural disasters prepare for them?

TSF organizes training in emergency telecommunications in South-East Asia, a region at risk of natural disasters.

Are women taken into account in humanitarian decision-making? What do they bring to humanitarian action? Also: co-founding an NGO as a woman.