Watch: The Fintech Revolution Powering the Future of Humanitarian Aid

Wednesday, October 7, 10:00am - 11:00am (EDT)

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Tune in here on October 7 ›› https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DtMe6ufVHCI

This conversation is the second in a series on the future of humanitarian action, produced in partnership between Devex and Conrad N. Hilton Foundation. Follow the conversation using the hashtag: #HumanitarianFuture.

Speakers:

- Michael Faye, President and Co-founder, GiveDirectly
- Alex Diaz, Head of Crisis Response & Humanitarian Aid, Google.org
- Iyinoluwa 'E' Aboyeji, Founder, Flutterwave
- Allie Burns, CEO, Village Capital
- Rashmi Pillai, Executive Director, Financial Sector Deepening (FSD) Uganda

- Moderator: Catherine Cheney, Senior Reporter, Devex
- Moderator: Raj Kumar, President & Editor-in-Chief, Devex

What does this shift to humanitarian cash transfers mean for humanitarian action? How much further does this trend have to go, and what are the implications for the structure and effectiveness of the humanitarian system? And - thinking ahead - in what other ways might rapidly advancing fintech change the way humanitarian work is done?

Add to Calendar 2020/10/07 10:00:00 2020/10/07 11:00:00 America/New_York Watch: The Fintech Revolution Powering the Future of Humanitarian Aid Tune in here on October 7 ›› https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DtMe6ufVHCI

This conversation is the second in a series on the future of humanitarian action, produced in partnership between Devex and Conrad N. Hilton Foundation. Follow the conversation using the hashtag: #HumanitarianFuture.

Speakers:

- Michael Faye, President and Co-founder, GiveDirectly
- Alex Diaz, Head of Crisis Response & Humanitarian Aid, Google.org
- Iyinoluwa 'E' Aboyeji, Founder, Flutterwave
- Allie Burns, CEO, Village Capital
- Rashmi Pillai, Executive Director, Financial Sector Deepening (FSD) Uganda

- Moderator: Catherine Cheney, Senior Reporter, Devex
- Moderator: Raj Kumar, President & Editor-in-Chief, Devex

What does this shift to humanitarian cash transfers mean for humanitarian action? How much further does this trend have to go, and what are the implications for the structure and effectiveness of the humanitarian system? And - thinking ahead - in what other ways might rapidly advancing fintech change the way humanitarian work is done? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DtMe6ufVHCI false MM/DD/YYYY 15 OPAQUE afElXvzwkzunthXNJmjn56246

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