Humanitarian food assistance could not be diverted / stolen
FEMA could have a better / quicker / less fragmented / less complicated / adequately staffed and funded response to natural disasters / emergencies
Breast milk could be freeze-dried
Tents could be cooler / warmer
Comfort kits could help migrant / refugee children
Solar microgrids could provide power and withstand hurricanes / tropical storms
Refugees could receive mental healthcare
DayOne waterbags could be used for disasters, survival, and camping
Single use, compostable toilets could be available in developing countries and humanitarian crises
The Red Cross could improve its operations, transparency, and results
Development aid / charity could not have as much overhead and go to the country's citizens, government, and/or businesses/nonprofits
Architecture / design could be humanitarian
BBQ / good food could be served after natural disasters / for refugees and war victims
Insurance could prepare for famines, pandemics, weather changes, climate change, and humanitarian disasters
USAID could have climate/health early warning systems, facilitate private capital, create innovations, and partner with FEMA
Public employees could be called upon to be "Disaster Service Workers"
Veterans could help with natural disasters
A nation or city could be created for or highly accept refugees
Humanitarian response could include menstrual hygiene management (MGM)
Humanitarian assistance could have consolidation in fragile contexts
Breweries could provide water in beer cans during emergencies
More humanitarian aid could be given in cash
Airbnb / homestay hosts could provide emergency accommodations
