What is the Ukraine situation teaching us about our data practices?

What is the Ukraine situation teaching us about our data practices?

The Ukraine situation, with a very different civil society ecosystem to what humanitarian actors are used to, is forcing them to take a step back and think about their data practices, with a change of paradigm on topics such as data collection, data sharing or more widely responsible data management. This roundtable aimed at sharing experiences from the field and best practices to help make the sector stronger in its approach to data in such contexts.

Scheduled on Monday 24/10 from 2pm to 3:30pm (CEST). This session was livestreamed and broadcasted on the online conference platform.

Facilitator

• Sandra Sudhoff, Technical Director at CartONG

Speakers

• Jos Berens, Data Responsibility Officer - OCHA
• Marina Kobzeva, Head of Ukraine Programmes - Ground Truth Solutions
• Geeta Anjalina Reddy, Partnership Advisor - ICRC
• Cornelia Scholz, GIS Officer - REACH - IMPACT Initiatives

You will find thanks to this link the presentation used during the roundtable as well as the replay of it on CartONG's YouTube channel: