RESET Analyses How Refugee Aid Has Developed in the Digital Age
Summary
From 7 – 15 April, online sustainability platform RESET will host an editorial special, highlighting how digital tools – including web and mobile technology, mapping, gamification and more – are being used to: provide refugees and asylum seekers with access to vital information; assist in the promotion of cultural exchange, integration and diversity; and facilitate the work of humanitarian aid workers.RESET provides information on innovative solutions in the field of sustainable development, imparts background knowledge and gives tips for climate-friendly living.RESET was brought to life in 2007 as a not-for-profit organisation by Uta Mühleis and Bodo Kräter and, with 500,000 visitors every year, has firmly established itself in the German-language sphere.From 7 – 15 April, online sustainability platform RESET will host an editorial special, highlighting how digital tools – including web and mobile technology, mapping, gamification and more – are being used to: provide refugees and asylum seekers with access to vital information; assist in the promotion of cultural exchange, integration and diversity; and facilitate the work of humanitarian aid workers.RESET was brought to life in 2007 as a not-for-profit organisation by Uta Mühleis and Bodo Kräter and, with 500,000 visitors every year, has firmly established itself in the German-language sphere.