Below are all our blog posts with the tag "Prototyping"
As the world’s population continues to increase, governments have been stepping up efforts to ensure that citizens have access to safe and adequate food supply. The Sustainable Development Goals are
One question that keeps us on our toes is: How do we measure the impact of what we do at our data innovation lab? It’s a big question and one
Participatory Data Collection Inspired by the lack of accurate or timely data on urban communities owned by the government, the Urban Poor Consortium (UPC) achieved a breakthrough by involving citizens
I recently had the fascinating experience of a visit to the Information and Analysis Unit (IAU) part of the Regional Office for the Syria Crisis in the Office for the Coordination
In our quest to understand how Labs can be used to inspire innovation in the public sector, we are interviewing practitioners who are spearheading innovation initiatives in the respective government
Our international development colleagues sometimes describe the Global Pulse tech work as “that weird stuff over there.” I suspect we do a little more than that, and that it’s worth
This weekend I was in Toronto at the 3rd global event of Random Hacks of Kindness (a global community of software developers and designers building practical open technology to solve
In an increasingly interdependent and fast-changing world where crises emerge without warning, speed around the world and impact vulnerable populations in complex and long-lasting ways, leaders need not only new
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