CDAC Network Community of Practice

Artifical intelligence

Interested in the opportunities artificial intelligence (AI) poses for more efficient and effective delivery of humanitarian aid, or its potential to empower community-led action? Concerned that the sector has rushed to embrace AI without considering possible impacts on crisis-affected communities?

CDAC Network offers members access to a Community of Practice to advance consensus-building, thought leadership and collective learning on AI and crisis-affected communities. We also host the Standards and Assurance Framework for Ethical AI (SAFE AI) Project.

Together, we’re seizing this window of opportunity to ensure that AI is used safely and accountably in humanitarian settings and that its design and governance are driven by crisis-affected people.

To join CDAC Network and access the AI Community of Practice, contact info@cdacnetwork.org

Upcoming events

  • CDAC and MERL Tech AI CoP

    6 August 2025 | 09.00-10:30 ET / 14.00-15:30pm BST / 16.00-17:30 EAT

    Joint Community of Practice call with Humanitarian AI+MERL Working Group to discuss humanitarian accountability needs amidst the growing AI conversation. Register here.

  • September AI CoP

    Date TBC

    Join us for our monthly Community of Practice call for CDAC members.

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Join our community

To join CDAC’s Participatory AI community of practice, you must work for a CDAC Network member organisation. Please get in touch by filling in the form to the left or contacting ila.rutten@cdacnetwork.org.

To contribute a CDAC member organisation’s resource to our AI portal, contact info@cdacnetwork.org

To contribute a CDAC member organisation’s resource to our AI portal, contact info@cdacnetwork.org