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A stimulating, adaptable training pack for humanitarian organizations on managing programme data, developed by Oxfam.

This list of resources (formerly known as the “Responsible Data Hackpad)” is curated and maintained by MERL Tech and The Engine Room.

The humanitarian community should assess wider implications, risks, and unintended negative consequences brought about by this and similar partnerships.

The Data Ethics Framework, developed by the Department of Digital, Culture, Media and Sport in the United Kingdom, guides the design of appropriate data use in government and the wider public sector. This guidance is aimed at anyone working directly or indirectly with data in the public sector, including data...

Zara Rahman of The Engine Room sheds light on a new partnership between WPF and Palantir Technologies, a US company with ties to intelligence communities.

Despite their strong capacity-building infrastructure, US nonprofits are still susceptible to data breaches, cyber attacks, and otherwise well-intentioned misuse of data.

The Collaborative’s overarching goal is to jump-start a conversation across the sector—especially among smaller civil society players—about responsible data.

Nonprofits can move from simply collecting data to leveraging it in ways that advance the mission. But relying on data alone to measure performance can lead to lost identity and resources.

Zara Rahman of The Engine Room likens GDPR preparation to a "spring cleaning" exercise, suggesting ways nonprofits can track their internal GDPR-related activities.

Lucy Bernholz moderates a discussion on how social sector organizations can utilize data while integrating responsible data governance into their culture.