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200 10$aHumanitarianism in the Network Age : Including World Humanitarian Data and Trends 2012
210   $cOCHA
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330 8 $aThis publication explores how new ways of interacting are bringing people in need closer to people who can help. In rich and poor countries, people are connecting through technology at an accelerating pace. The report imagines how a world of increasingly informed, connected and self-reliant communities will affect the delivery of humanitarian aid. Its conclusions suggest a fundamental shift in power from capitals and headquarters to the people aid agencies aim to assist. The included World Humanitarian Data and Trends present global and country-level data and analysis on humanitarian needs, response and trends.
517   $aHumanitarianism in the Network Age - OCHA Policy and Studies Series
517   $aHumanitarianism in the Network Age - OCHA Policy and Studies Series
517   $aHumanitarianism in the Network Age - OCHA Policy and Studies Series
517   $aHumanitarianism in the Network Age 
610   $aHumanitarian assistance
610   $aHumanitarianism
610   $aInternational relief
610   $aSocial science
712 02$aUnited Nations,$4oth
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