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How to read statistics on TalkToLoop.org is a short explainer video which helps staff of organisations in the humanitarian and development aid sector to easily utilise the quantitative and qualitative data on the Talk To Loop platform.

How to sign up to Loop to receive notifications about feedback is a short explanatory video which shows you in quick, easy steps how to make sure that you are always notified when somebody mentions your organisation in feedback

How to give feedback on TalkToLoop.org is the first to be published of a series of simple explainer videos to help people in communities and organisations to use Loop easily and effectively.

We are delighted to have released our short film about our work in communities in Somalia and The Philippines.The film, titled Make All Our Voices Count: a film about Loop in communities focuses on how Loop's creation of an independent, technology-based feedback system enables people in some of the world's most vulnera

Loop's learnings over the incredibly busy year of 2022 are wide and incredibly useful in driving forward our commitment to raise the voices of people in affected communities globally. Much of our learning is brought to life in our case studies presentation.

Leading global affairs think-tank ODI has partnered with humanitarian technology charity Loop on a unique project to give recipients of development and humanitarian aid greater access to independent feedback tools.

Watch our three minute video featuring Loop team members and supporters from around the world to get a quick idea of what Loop is, what its impact can be, and why you should join us in moving forward to greater accountability in humanitarian and development aid.

Join the Live Premiere of Make All Our Voices Count on our YouTube channel on March 20th at 10am UK time.

During the roll out of Loop, as part of the Ukraine Response, we have been very sensitive to the issue of how much Personally Identifiable Information we should share on the Loop open platform.

According to the recent 2022 State of the Humanitarian System (SOHS) report, only a third of aid recipients surveyed reported that they could complain about services, that aid groups communicated well, or that aid met their most important needs. Aid recipients in Yemen, DRC, Venezuela and Lebanon described responses to

On December 5, 2021, the sky suddenly darkened over Lumajang, a region on the Indonesian island of Java. Clouds of smoke and hot ash shot out of the Semeru volcano. Liquid lava came out of the crater. The ash mixed with rain and a sea of mud buried roads, houses and rice paddies. Thousands of people fled - and were sud

The Core Humanitarian Standard on Quality and Accountability (CHS) emerged in 2014 from an extensive consultation process and is now an industry standard and membership Alliance.