This chapter details the qualitative, interpretivist multiple-case study approach (Yin, 2018; Creswell and Poth, 2018) for examining blockchain in humanitarian coordination, focusing on WFP's Building Blocks, with UNICEF's CryptoFund and IFRC's Digital Identity pilot as comparators. Guided by the integrated conceptual framework developed in Chapter 2, the study centres on four mechanisms—information processing, trust, adoption, and user behaviour—within three enabling conditi

Leveraging blockchain in humanitarian aid: improving transparency and efficiency across supply chains, cash transfers, and digital identity. This chapter builds on the foundations established in Chapter One by critically reviewing the theoretical and empirical literature on blockchain in humanitarian coordination. It is structured around four selected frameworks—OIPT, RV, DOI, and UTAUT—which reflect the structural, relational, innovation, and user dimensions of adoption. The

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Utilising Blockchain in Humanitarian Aid: Improving Transparency and Efficiency by Addressing Traditional Aid Challenges with Blockchain Solutions—highlighting optimised supply chains, responsible cash transfers, and secure digital identities. Introduction In humanitarian response, what often fails first is not logistics but trust, coordination, and timely information. The humanitarian community—including UN agencies, NGOs, donors, local responders, and coordination platforms

Introduction In project management, there often comes a moment when stating the facts feels like stepping into a storm. Transparency is essential, yet speaking the truth—especially when it highlights challenges, setbacks, or gaps—can sometimes trigger frustration, resistance, or even hostility. I have experienced this firsthand and often grappled with the question: Is it worth it? The answer, I have learned, is always YES. However, how we present the truth matters as much as

An aerial view of black smoke covering the sky above the capital Khartoum on April 19, 2023. (Photo: Abdelmoneim Sayad / AFP) Today marks one year since I rejoined the Sudan operation with the World Food Programme, bringing me back to where it all started two decades ago. As a Sudanese, this journey has been deeply personal and transformative for me. Working in my homeland, especially during such a critical time, has been both heart-wrenching and inspiring. Balancing my profo

Introduction As every aspect of our work is transformed by digital business transformation, the transition to virtual collaboration presents project leadership with unique challenges. In order to sustain team cohesion and productivity during the shift from conventional office-centric methodologies to a digital-first environment, both adaptability and a proactive strategy are imperative. The purpose of this guide is to provide you with specific tactics to overcome these obstac

There will be wasted time, effort, and potential for synergy if your digital strategy isn't in sync with cross-functional teams. Several operational and strategic measures are required to rectify this misalignment: Take Another Look at Your Online Approach Make sure your digital strategy is well-defined, achievable, and in line with the company's long-term goals before moving forward. It's critical that the plan can adapt to various departments' requirements and priorities wh

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Digital transformation Introduction With the slow lift of restrictions, life is gradually returning to normal. People, on the other hand, still do not feel comfortable physically being in stores and prefer to order what they need online and get it delivered to their houses, and restaurants are no exception; the figure below shows the forecast numbers for online food delivery market from 2017 to 2024 in the United Kingdom. From 19.2 million to 36.2 million in 8 years. The fig

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