Vincent Graf Narbel
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Vincent Graf Narbel joined the ICRC in 2015 as ICT Innovation Officer after more than 15 years in the private sector, where he held various positions in ICT, from software developer to solutions architect and service manager. Vincent is currently working as a Strategic Technology Adviser in the ICRC Digital Transformation & Data Office. He focuses on the adoption of new technology in the humanitarian sector with a strong emphasis on privacy, security and ethics in general. He actively participated to the Handbook on Data Protection in Humanitarian Action in particular for the chapters on biometrics, digital identity, artificial intelligence and blockchain and is co-leading several research projects in these areas. Vincent holds a Masters in Mathematics from the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Lausanne (EPFL).
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Biometrics in humanitarian action: a delicate balance
10 mins read Analysis / Humanitarian Action / New Technologies Vincent Graf Narbel & Justinas Sukaitis