Nonprofit focused · Geneva Institute of Humanitarian and Development Studies

AI in Humanitarian Action and Development

Select tools, build contextual prompts, critique and refine responses, verify evidence and apply human judgment to needs assessments, program design, donor mapping, proposals, MEAL and reporting.

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Taught work

What this training covers

  • Select tools, build contextual prompts, critique and refine responses, verify evidence and apply human judgment to needs assessments, program design, donor mapping, proposals, MEAL and reporting.

Source observed 2026-10-11

How you practice

  • Step-by-step demonstrations and one final practical assignment

Source observed 2026-10-11

01See the taught method
02Try an appropriate task
03Review the result
A way to evaluate learning. Confirm which activities and feedback this provider includes.

Fit & requirements

Nonprofit task fit — editorial interpretation

  • Direct nonprofit/NGO staff, funder or governance tasks: grants, prospect-research, evaluation, reporting, operations, privacy

Prerequisites

  • No previous AI, coding or technical experience

Source observed 2026-10-11

Plan your learning

Learning cost

USD 99 standard · USD 59 verified current GIHDS students · complete short course

Price source observed 2026-10-11

Delivery

  • Online self-paced

Source observed 2026-10-11

Time commitment

  • Four-week course
  • 12 months access
  • Total study hours unknown

Source observed 2026-10-11

Access & dates

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Software & other costs

  • Tool categories covered
  • Specific paid subscription requirements unknown

Source observed 2026-10-11

Certificate & completion

  • Certificate of completion
  • Required content and assignment conditions, not an academic degree

Source observed 2026-10-11

Instruction language

English · provider declared

Sources & current terms

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