This blog compares the activity schedule for three different humanitarian crowd-solving projects.

The IRC obtained a fantastic outcome by attracting solvers from all over the world to their recent open-innovation challenge.

The IRC recently completed internal judging of its first humanitarian crowd-solving challenge. Learn about what is new in crowd-solving!

We define "Humanitarian Crowd-Solving" and talk about how it fits into our larger strategy.

Habitat for Humanity - Philippines hosted a Virtual Awarding Ceremony to announce the winner of their recent crowd-solving challenge.

An experienced team is vital to obtain the optimal crowd-solving outcomes. Learn about our experiences in this blog.

World Vision announced 3 winners for their first challenge where SeaFreight Labs served as Project Advisor. Read about the good news!

Evaluating a humanitarian challenge and selecting one or more winners is a complex task. Read about the multiple steps involved in judging.

I love the power of the crowd! Its size, diversity and universal availability make it a great innovation tool. Read some real-life metrics.

Waiting to judge an open-innovation challenge is stressful. The act of judging can be a joyful activity. Read about all these emotions.

The first round of evaluation is complete on the first of Habitat for Humanity's and World Vision's global challenges. Read the results.

The Global Crowd is working 24x7x365 and submitted 80 entries to the just-closed Habitat for Humanity Philippines challenge.

Is over 800 registered solvers enough to provide confidence that our open challenges will deliver valuable solutions? Find out in this blog.

A Project Advisor adds value to a crowd-solving project by increasing the size of the participating crowd. Learn how.

SeaFreight Labs is getting closer to launching 4 new challenges. Read about the behind-the-scenes efforts underway.

Notes about the initial challenge-design workshops for humanitarian challenges in India and the Philippines.