Decentralized Tools for Humanitarian Action and Development Aid An EthCC[8] Breakout Session​​How are blockchain, tokens, and decentralized tools actually being used today to reshape humanitarian crisis response and development aid across the globe?​After the spectacular showcase of solidarity following the invasion in Ukraine, how can the Web3 community help NGOs reinvent themselves in the face of a global humanitarian funding drop from $212 billion in 2024 to $60 billion less in 2025?​​Can this looming catastrophe — with devastating consequences for those who need help the most, especially as conflicts and instability intensify around the globe — become an opportunity to hack humanitarian action and the aid system altogether?