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Collective Crisis Intelligence

London, United Kingdom

Official materials describe CCI as combining intelligence from affected communities and frontline responders with AI, and partner reports frame the project as developing and testing methods for involving crisis-affected people in design and response.

humanitarian innovationcivic engagementparticipatory designproblem formulationdata collectiondesignevaluationdeployment

Project documentation Evidence source

Overview

Region: Global
Lead organization: Nesta; Solferino Academy
Organization type: nonprofit / research collaboration
Technology group: AI-assisted crisis intelligence
Activity status: completed
Start year: 2021
Last updated: Mar 25, 2026

Participation documentation

Participation mode: co-production with frontline responders and affected communities
Participants: affected communities; frontline responders; humanitarian workers; researchers
Methods: co-design; interviews; community workshops; prototype testing; AI-assisted analysis
AI lifecycle stages: problem formulation; data collection; design; evaluation; deployment
Evidence summary: Official materials describe CCI as combining intelligence from affected communities and frontline responders with AI, and partner reports frame the project as developing and testing methods for involving crisis-affected people in design and response.
Atlas assessment: Core · High confidence · evidence grade A
Uncertainty: Public evidence indicates that stakeholders directly shaped AI design, data, deployment, evaluation, or oversight; residual uncertainty concerns the exact degree of shared decision power rather than project existence.