The document discusses digital refugee projects in various countries and cities across Europe and the Middle East. It notes there are many projects but few are widely used and questions why. Some key points discussed are the need to avoid duplication if similar projects already exist, having realistic assumptions about technology usage, and ensuring proper outreach. The discussion portion asks if we should be discouraging new projects and, if so, how to do that.

1. Refugee Tech
19. April 2016
Socialbar Berlin

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Self-organisation

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Digital refugee projects
bit.ly/refugee-tech

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Austria
Switzerland
France
UK
USA
Croatia
Hungary
Turkey
Netherlands
Jordan
Berlin
Germany
Digital refugee projects

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Digital refugee projects

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Zusammen für Flüchtlinge

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There are lots of (cool) projects, but
only a few are really widely used.
Why?

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1. Does this already exist?

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Duplication

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Volunteer Planner

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Volunteer Planner GoVolunteer

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1. Does this already exist?
2. Realistic assumptions about tech usage?

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refugeeinfo.eu

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1. Does this already exist?
2. Realistic assumptions about tech usage?
3. Outreach, outreach, outreach

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HiMate

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ReDI School of Digital Integration

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Discussion
Should we be discouraging new projects?
If so, how?

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