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The Humanitarian Technologist’s Dilemma (Blog)
December 25, 2012 Editor 0
Earlier this year, Catholic Relief Services (CRS) held its fourth event dedicated to exploring how technology can be used in global development. With more than 170 participants, CRS held intensive sessions on how technology increasingly plays a role in solving challenges across all verticals—from financial services and field work to data, communication, mapping, business, education, health, poverty, and disease.
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