WFP Global Data Strategy 2024-2026 – World – ReliefWeb
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Preface
Exceptional times call for bold action
WFP must operate in a rapidly changing world as we respond to hunger crises fueled by conflicts, climate change, economic turmoil and the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic.
With demand for our assistance at record levels, it is critical that we capitalize on the power of data to help us make the most of limited resources and ensure they are directed to those in urgent need.
Well-managed data, supported by effective knowledge management, and advances in analytics,
Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, can cut the time it takes to deliver life-saving aid and empower our teams to design smarter and more effective ways of working.
WFP’s vision is to establish a world-class data ecosystem that drives cutting-edge solutions and accelerates our journey towards a world free from hunger. This vision is underpinned by our commitment to strengthening a data-focused culture that uses fresh insights and evidence to guide our decisions and programmes.
To achieve it, WFP’s data strategy for the next three years must challenge existing norms, facilitate disciplined execution and deliver swift results.
Our success will be determined by the implementation of fundamental principles of data security and data protection essential to WFP’s mission. These safeguards are vital to reduce the risks that come with processing data in humanitarian contexts, where vulnerable individuals and communities can fall prey to exploitation or harm.
Finally, as we strive to equip our people with the necessary data skills, we also recognize the importance of extending these capabilities to our partners and the broader humanitarian community. We will embrace collaboration throughout the sector to increase our collective impact on food-insecure communities everywhere.
In a world where data and analytics are transforming our lives at breakneck speed,
WFP is excited by our vast potential to help the people we serve. This new strategy will ensure we seize the opportunities they offer with both hands.
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Preface
Exceptional times call for bold action
WFP must operate in a rapidly changing world as we respond to hunger crises fueled by conflicts, climate change, economic turmoil and the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic.
With demand for our assistance at record levels, it is critical that we capitalize on the power of data to help us make the most of limited resources and ensure they are directed to those in urgent need.
Well-managed data, supported by effective knowledge management, and advances in analytics,
Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, can cut the time it takes to deliver life-saving aid and empower our teams to design smarter and more effective ways of working.
WFP’s vision is to establish a world-class data ecosystem that drives cutting-edge solutions and accelerates our journey towards a world free from hunger. This vision is underpinned by our commitment to strengthening a data-focused culture that uses fresh insights and evidence to guide our decisions and programmes.
To achieve it, WFP’s data strategy for the next three years must challenge existing norms, facilitate disciplined execution and deliver swift results.
Our success will be determined by the implementation of fundamental principles of data security and data protection essential to WFP’s mission. These safeguards are vital to reduce the risks that come with processing data in humanitarian contexts, where vulnerable individuals and communities can fall prey to exploitation or harm.
Finally, as we strive to equip our people with the necessary data skills, we also recognize the importance of extending these capabilities to our partners and the broader humanitarian community. We will embrace collaboration throughout the sector to increase our collective impact on food-insecure communities everywhere.
In a world where data and analytics are transforming our lives at breakneck speed,
WFP is excited by our vast potential to help the people we serve. This new strategy will ensure we seize the opportunities they offer with both hands.
World + 8 more
World + 8 more
World + 15 more
World
Related Platforms
Other OCHA Services
ReliefWeb’s Terms & Conditions.
© 2024 all rights reserved.
This article was autogenerated from a news feed from CDO TIMES selected high quality news and research sources. There was no editorial review conducted beyond that by CDO TIMES staff. Need help with any of the topics in our articles? Schedule your free CDO TIMES Tech Navigator call today to stay ahead of the curve and gain insider advantages to propel your business!
