2012 Integral Fellows Finalist: NetHope
2012 Integral Fellows Finalist: NetHope
Recognized as one of the premier disaster response coordinators in the world and the key contact for the U.S. Department of State in their emergency response operations, Gisli Olafsson has led NetHope’s efforts in response to the Southeast Asia tsunami, earthquake in Haiti, flood in Pakistan, and the earthquake, tsunami and nuclear incident in Japan. Leading the NetHope Emergency Response Working Group is no small task and requires coordinating the efforts of 35 humanitarian NGOs, the United Nations, local governments, and other responders. Gisli’s work begins with immediate rescue and continues through response to recovery and redevelopment.
About NetHope
NetHope’s mission is to act as a catalyst for collaboration, bringing together the knowledge and power of 35 leading international humanitarian organizations so that the best information communication technology and practices can be used to serve people in the developing world.
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The Integral Fellows program recognizes outstanding, meaningful alumni contributions to the daily lives of others on a local, national, or global level. We are excited to support our 2012 Integral Fellow Nominees through this 48-Hour Matching Campaign. The matching fund is made possible by generous donations from alumni and other supporters of the Microsoft Alumni Foundation (MSAF). Only gifts from members will be matched, so click here to join.
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