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blog | August 20, 2019

Guest Blog | Integrating Ushahidi with HDX

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Cartographic design for humanitarian research project

 by Clear Mapping Co

slideshow

slideshow | June 20, 2019

JIPS Profiling Coordination Training, Dakar

by humdata

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Integrating IATI into HDX: bridging the gap between development and humanitarian data

 by IATI

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blog | May 21, 2019

Introducing the HDX Data Grid: A way to find and fill data gaps

Case Study

Global Report on Internal Displacement 2019

 by IDMC

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blog | January 28, 2019

2018 Year in Review: New Organizations Joining HDX

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blog | June 6, 2018

Clean Your Data with ‘Data Check’

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blog | May 16, 2018

Connecting IATI and FTS for Streamlined Humanitarian Reporting

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blog | January 31, 2018

HXL 1.1 beta released

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blog | July 26, 2017

Introducing ‘Quick Charts’: Simple charting for datasets

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blog | April 28, 2017

User Research Leads to New Features to Speed-up Data

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