
United Nations Standby Partner.
In 2019, Help.NGO became one of the United Nations World Food Programme’s (UNWFP) 26 NGO standby partners, later joining the Global UN Standby Partner Steering Committee to help shape policy across UN emergency response activities.
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Help.NGO is also a standby partner with the United Nations Department of Safety and Security (UNDSS), reinforcing our commitment to global humanitarian response.
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The Standby Partnership is a network of agreements between organizations and UN agencies, enabling the secondment of personnel to support emergency responses worldwide. Help.NGO experts additionally work alongside UN agencies such as the Emergency Telecommunications Cluster, Logistics Cluster, and UN Development Programme, ready for future L3 emergencies and cluster activations.



Private & Public Partnerships.
Help.NGO collaborates with a wide range of public and private sector partners to develop, integrate, and implement innovative technological solutions addressing the most critical challenges in the humanitarian sector.
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By working closely with private sector professionals who bring their expertise and solutions to emergency response, Help.NGO bridges the gap between cutting-edge technical innovation, public sector response strategies, and the communities that need them most. Whether through technical expertise, equipment donations, skilled volunteers, or collaborative research, our private sector partners are indispensable to our mission.
Amazon Web Services (AWS) Partner.
Help.NGO is an official AWS Advanced Tier Partner, leveraging Amazon Web Services to bring advanced cloud and edge technologies to the frontlines of humanitarian response.​
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In 2024, Help.NGO was recognized as the AWS Public Sector Partner Acceleration Partner of the Year in the Data-Driven category. Announced at AWS re:Invent, this global award highlights the work of AWS Partners driving innovation, specialization, and real-world impact. Click here to learn more.
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This recognition reflects Help.NGO’s efforts to leverage AWS technologies—particularly through its Convoy on the Move (COTM) system—to ensure reliable connectivity in challenging operational environments. From Ukraine and Haiti to Somalia, Help.NGO uses AWS infrastructure to support real-time coordination, situational awareness, and informed decision-making for humanitarian teams on the ground.