In the face of uncertain budgets and growing global challenges, humanitarian organizations are being forced to do more with less.
But amid the pressure, there’s opportunity - to rethink how we communicate, how we reach people, and how we deliver impact at scale.
In this Telerivet piece, we explore how organizations like Médecins Sans Frontières, the Norwegian Refugee Council, New Incentives, and Farm Radio International are using Telerivet to build smarter, more efficient communication systems - from SMS reminders to airtime transfers, mass surveys, and beyond.
We’ll cover:
- Now is the time of efficiencies
- How do humanitarian organizations handle communication?
- How the Norwegian Refugee Council scaled outreach through digital hubs
- How New Incentives uses airtime transfers to enable cost-effective field communication at scale
- How Médecins Sans Frontières automated SMS reminders to increase HIV testing and appointment attendance
- How Farm Radio International uses missed calls to get feedback from farmers