About Mo Ahmed
Data and AI specialist. Founder of several companies, including HumGPT and KoboGPT. I help humanitarian and development professionals turn data overwhelm into clarity and confidence.
What I do
I have worked across humanitarian and development data for over a decade. I clean it, analyze it, visualize it, and turn it into decisions that affect vulnerable communities.
I build, run, and publish for the same audience:
- HumGPT, an AI workflow training programme. Five modules, eight real-world humanitarian deliverables, taught in the language of the sector.
- KoboGPT, an AI tool that turns natural language into XLSForm for KoboToolbox. Built for humanitarian and development data collection teams.
- @HumGPT on YouTube, where I publish practical AI workflows for humanitarian and development work.
MBA. PMP. BSc in Information Technology. Field experience across Iraq, Somalia, and Kenya.
10+
Years in humanitarian and development data
5
Modules inside the HumGPT programme
3
Countries worked in: Iraq, Somalia, Kenya
Why I built HumGPT
The AI courses on the market were built for marketers, founders, and software developers. None were built for the people who produce SitReps, donor briefs, country risk profiles, and food security analyses under deadline pressure.
So I built the workflows myself. I refined them on real humanitarian and development work. Then I packaged them into a programme that teaches professionals how to use AI as a workflow, not a chat tool.
Nothing is theoretical.
The principles that guide my work
- Humanitarian principles first. Humanity, neutrality, impartiality, and independence are non-negotiable.
- Do No Harm. Every workflow I teach includes a validation step. The person stays accountable. The tool does the volume.
- Practical over theoretical. If a workflow does not save you time on the next real deliverable, it does not belong in the course.
- Data privacy and ethics. No PII into public AI. Verify every figure against source. Flag sensitivities before they ship.
Connect with me
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