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In this blog post, Shamina Singh, President of CFIG, outlines the need for funders to help build technical capacity among many frontline organizations. Since many of them lack the tools, teams and resources to effectively harness the power of data science, private sector funders (among others) can help these organizations build more sophisticated data science infrastructure of their own.

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Here's how data science can help solve global crises