Every nonprofit collects data. The harder question is whether that data can help when it matters most — when a funder asks for impact, when leadership needs to decide direction, when a programme needs to change course. Here’s how Bhumi went from scattered spreadsheets to a single source of truth.
At Project Tech4Dev, we build open-source technology for the social sector. Our products — Dalgo, Kaapi, and Glific — power
Intro Over the last year, the way software gets built has changed — not gradually, but quickly. Teams that have
“In the social sector, participation is rarely about enthusiasm. It’s about what an organisation is willing to carry forward once
About STiR Education STiR Education transforms education systems by reigniting intrinsic motivation in teachers and officials to improve learning outcomes
Come, find out as we look inside what unfolded at our latest bootcamp in Delhi. New to Dalgo? For those
Welcome to the last update of this year. There’s a moment from our September Bootcamp that has stayed with me.
“We’re not competitor-obsessed, we’re customer-obsessed. We start with what the customer needs and we work backwards.” Jeff Bezos This quote
Making the invisible visible requires more than good intentions – it requires infrastructure built for the work. In India, menstrual
This blog is a description of the evolution of Dalgo, Project Tech4Dev’s Data platform, towards what we are now calling
This reflection is written by Anusha Vishwanath, Executive Assistant at Bhumi. She participated in Dalgo’s 3-day Sprint — a collaborative
This blog was written by Karishma Navalkar, Monitoring and Evaluation Lead at Baala, who shares her experience at the Dalgo
