This lecture explores the role of ICT innovations in emergency response, focusing on the impact of mobile technology in coordinating disaster response efforts, enhancing accountability, and enabling connectivity. It emphasizes the importance of understanding community needs, access to technology, and the role of traditional technologies like radio. The discussion also delves into the challenges of social media, data accuracy, and the future of technology in disaster management. The lecture highlights the significance of prioritizing local communities, addressing digital literacy, and the potential of machine translation in bridging language barriers.