A report on the status and potential of frontier technologies in the Voluntary Carbon Market (VCM), a carbon-offsetting initiative part of wider Net Zero efforts.

This landscape review lays out recent investments FCDO made in the e-mobility space, our findings across these investments, and recommendations for further research and discussion.

Since the programme’s launch, 10 Frontier Technologies Livestreaming pilots have used Internet enabled sensors as part of proposed technical solutions aimed at delivering social, environmental and humanitarian impact.

Based on the work of previous Blockchain pilots, we’ve identified instances where blockchain worked well, and others where there were challenges, or it wasn’t the right solution for the problem being solved.

A landscape review of how climate finance is accessed by early stage pilot innovations, and the role that public sector grant funding can play in unlocking private sector climate finance investment in early-stage innovation.

This report aims to clarify what distributed manufacturing is, and to develop a framework of strategies to approach scaling it in the Global South, learned from four pilots on the Frontier Tech Hub.

Through a review of pilot documentation and interviews with pilot implementers and pioneers, the FT Hub has gathered learning from across our UAV pilots and identified a set of good practices for utilisation of UAVs in development sector use cases.

This paper seeks to share key principles around how telehealth and data innovations can be used to support more resilient health systems.

This brief shares the key lessons learned from COVIDaction’s work on localisation of production, distributed manufacturing and circular economy approaches for resilience to emergencies.

Guidance on how to navigate safety, security and ethical questions related to the sustainable growth and scaling of drone operations in healthcare logistics in Africa.

Data-driven technologies have enormous potential to support the work of UK Aid. We know this because, last year, the FT Hub commissioned a DFID-wide staff survey that highlighted big data analysis and applications as holding the greatest potential of any frontier technology to impact its work.