Imagine coordinating an emergency response where all actors—government, NGOs, and private sector—share real-time data and visibility of donations, activities, and needs.

When Hurricane Melissa struck Jamaica, humanitarian responders faced a familiar challenge: how to coordinate, track, and visualize
the multi-actor response. How do we make change happen for a more unified response, in a systemic rather than ad-hoc manner?

This session brings together representatives from government, humanitarian agencies, and the private sector to discuss coordination challenges, and share lessons learned on integrating effective solutions on the ground. Participants will have honest conversation about what worked—and what didn't—and gain practical insights into how digital coordination tools can enhance humanitarian response when thoughtfully adapted to local needs.