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New UN centre boosts use of real-time data to better respond to humanitarian crises

New UN centre boosts use of real-time data to better respond to humanitarian crises

Dec 23, 2017, at 09:43 am

New York, Dec 23(Just Earth News): With more than 135 million crisis-affected people across the globe in need of humanitarian assistance, the United Nations on Friday opened a data centre that will give aid organizations and relief workers access to vital information they need to make responsible and informed decisions.