Building Inclusive Digital Economies
We’re Caribou Digital
We’re working to create a more just, inclusive and ethical digital world. In partnership with governments, foundations and organisations across geographies and sectors we are shaping the future of digital finance, identity, data, policy and more. Find out more about our team of global experts who are working toward equitable and sustainable outcomes in the age of digital development.
What we’re saying
From our blog
The difference between digital identity, identification, and ID
Caribou Digital’s style guide for talking about identity in a digital age
Jonathan Donner
Dec 19
Report launch: ‘Identity at the Margins — identification systems for refugees”
Caribou Digital are pleased to share our latest research, on digital identification, focusing on registration and data management for…
Dr. Emrys Schoemaker
Nov 29
Unbundling the Imaginary Community
How we measure attention incentivises content that erodes our public sphere and polarises communities, including in the Global South…
Dr. Emrys Schoemaker
Oct 10
Digital Identity at the Margins
Why Agency and Privacy matter for Refugee Communities
Dr. Emrys Schoemaker
Mar 27
Recent Publications
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Meet Our Advisors
Featured Advisor: Jake Kendall
Partner at DFS Lab
Jake is partner at DFS Lab, an accelerator for high-potential entrepreneurs working to introduce innovative fintech solutions to the developing world. Offering tailored guidance and hands-on support from leading experts, the organisation helps refine, grow and launch businesses that can transform the lives of the poorest, profitably and at scale. Jake was formerly the Deputy Director of Research and Emerging Technologies within the Financial Services Team at the Gates Foundation.
Conversational interfaces and the long tail of languages in developing countries
The opportunities and challenges in the application of Natural Language Processing in low income countries