This project seeks to develop a solution that improves availability of comprehensive information on children with disabilities and facilitates timely access to products and services tailored for their needs in the event of a humanitarian crisis.

In this project, Nilus and the United Nations World Food Programme's Innovation Accelerator are teaming up to improve nutrition, provide traceability and optimise the value of WFP's cash-based transfers in Colombia, by leveraging Nilus's technology to organise a digital marketplace for cash-based transfers recipients and their suppliers.

UNICEF seeks to develop a new optimised supply chain model to reach all malnourished children in need of life saving therapeutic foods in response to the humanitarian crisis in South Madagascar.

Through this project, Norwegian Church Aid seeks to partner with the private sector to develop a tool that places ownership and priorities in humanitarian projects with affected local communities, rather than with humanitarian actors. The goal is to create a higher degree of trust and transparency in humanitarian response.