Overview
This searchable directory documents how artificial intelligence is being applied across humanitarian action, bringing together AI-enabled projects from lead organizations into one practical reference for practitioners, funders, researchers, and policymakers. It spans a wide range of humanitarian priorities—including health and nutrition, food security, water and sanitation, education, and internal operations—and shows how organizations are using approaches from predictive models and computer vision to chatbots, generative AI, natural language processing, decision-support systems, and robotic process automation. The dataset can be filtered by impact area, AI type, user group, region, deployment stage, and validation status, and each entry includes project-level detail such as descriptions, geographic focus, technology providers, data sources, partners, and implementation status. Designed to support learning, discovery, and collaboration, it offers a broad snapshot of current practice and an invitation for organizations to submit their own projects and strengthen the collective evidence base.
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