Building the next generation of information tools for humanitarians
ReliefWeb Labs projects explore new and emerging opportunities to improve information delivery to humanitarians. These projects represent our commitment to stay one step ahead of information challenges and make sure the humanitarian community has the tools it needs during crises.

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We are always pursuing our mandate to develop "the global humanitarian information system for the dissemination of reliable and timely information on emergencies and natural disasters."

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ReliefWeb Mobile

Phase: RELEASED

ReliefWeb Mobile has become the first project to graduate Labs. We're still looking for ways to make it better, and we'd love to hear your ideas.

Interactive Maps

Phase: BETA

ReliefWeb has great maps, but wouldn't it be even better if they were more than pretty pictures? With our prototype interactive map, you can zoom to see more detail, adjust timelines, and even download datasets for your own analysis.

Data Integration

Phase: INTERNAL RESEARCH

Data is critical to making informed decisions during disasters and crises. ReliefWeb will gradually incorporate key baseline data from a wide array of public sources available through one easy-to-use interface. Use the data online, or take it and go if you're heading to the field.

ReliefWeb APIs

Phase: INTERNAL RESEARCH

Some of our ReliefWeb Labs products are built with our own internal API. Interested in using our content, user profiles and search capabilities in your own apps? Please get in touch with our team. We'll be piloting the APIs' use with a closed group of partners.

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