Innovation Lab
Dignified identities in cash programming
Four of Norway’s largest humanitarian organisations have come together to help tackle the challenge of providing digital identities in cash programming.
The world’s first climate positive refugee camp
Care Norway and Care Denmark are aiming to create the world’s first climate positive refugee camp.
Tackling improvised explosive devices
Norwegian People’s Aid is in the early phases of needs assessment, identifying tools and methods to tackle the growing threat from improvised explosive devices.
Digital future for legal assistance
Legal and institutional frameworks can either provoke or perpetuate displacement and discrimination or serve as instruments of protection and empowerment. The Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC) is working to make legal assistance more accessible for people affected by displacement.
Scaling and Diffusion Program
Self-sustaining waste-to-energy
People in humanitarian settings experience great challenges with sanitation and access to fuel and energy. To address these challenges, the Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC) and their partner Sanivation will scale up a self-sustaining waste-to-energy sanitation system in Kakuma Refugee Camp.
Reforestation through cutting edge techniques
An important challenge related to the refugee situation in Sudan today, is the unsustainable demand on forest resources. To tackle this issue, the UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) partnered up with the social enterprise Land Life to implement cutting edge reforestation techniques.
Household energy kits
Norwegian Red Cross is partnering with private sector to develop household energy kits. The aim is to provide people in humanitarian settings with household lighting and energy efficient cooking solutions.