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*[image: IntlRelief]International Relief, Development, and Conservation in
the Cloud*
*-Ed Granger-Happ, CIO, Save the
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-Simon
Jennings, CIO, Oxfam
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-Vida Durant, CIO,
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-Jean-Louis Ecochard, CIO, The Nature
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Dev..]<http://rs6.net/tn.jsp?et=1102543147212&s=10615&e=001MweQNJhbIv9vQP08xBenorAdQ6B8n7MtiBAuDhn4H72cSyLTyHmJ4wQW8koVsGFxvC0kPapBpHopYQXlCQl2SJcTcduLFA6mKiaZ4zcd6YaSsmPW6LqYUaQtVilGA7MIDkrZun4BRfT4pTpGUUfV2ANKqtmC112LcF6Yr_7guTmpvJwnk7FBNQ09w38vEO0x>How
have information and communications technologies affected the work of
humanitarian agencies? What challenges and opportunities lie ahead? Is it
possible that the sensible use of proven technologies could "change the
game," allowing humanitarian agencies the opportunity to end poverty and
enhance conservation programs all over the world?

The World Affairs Council presents four Chief Information Officers (CIOs)
from leading non-governmental organizations (NGOs) working in 150 countries.
Each will give a unique perspective on opportunities and challenges in
emergency response, conservation and international development based on
years of experience working with information and communications technologies
in the developing world.

The panel will help us understand the challenges of humanitarian work and
allow us to hear from the experts on ways that information and
communications technologies can make a difference. We will hear about
funding challenges that are built into the system and what you can do about
it, as well as "The Humanitarian Productivity Gap" and "The Tyranny of the
Pie Chart." Take advantage of this unique opportunity to learn about two of
the biggest challenges facing the international relief, humanitarian, and
conservation sectors as they work to fulfill their missions with the poorest
of the poor in the most austere conditions imaginable.

A VIP reception will be held at 6:00pm at the MOHAI in advance of the public
lecture at a cost of $40. The cost will include preferred seating and
attendance at the public lecture to follow.

For complete information and speaker's biography, click
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    *Date:* 05/21/2009  *Reception Time:* Registration: 5:30PM; Reception:
6:00 PM *Lecture Time:* Registration: 6:30PM; Program: 7:00 PM
  *Location:* Museum of History and Industry, 2700 24th Avenue E., Seattle,
WA 98112
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