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DataKind is working with Save the Children, Microsoft, and Valorem to help address food insecurity and enhance the interoperability between Save the Children's internal datasets and open datasets. The use of data is critical in efforts to reduce food insecurity, both to strengthen early warning systems, and to respond to crises and guide operational decisions regarding where to invest resources for maximum impact. 

DataKind™ harnesses the power of data science in the service of humanity by engaging data science and social sector experts on projects addressing critical humanitarian problems and by leading the conversation about how data science can be applied to solve the world’s biggest challenges.Launched in 2011, DataKind leads a community of passionate data scientists, visionary partners and mission-driven organizations with the talent, commitment and energy to use data science in the service of humanity.DataKind is headquartered in New York City and has Chapters in Bangalore, Dublin, San Francisco, Singapore, the UK and Washington, D.C.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

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