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People+AI

Rohit / 2024-05-09

Bangalore International Centre, May 7 2024 By Rohit Chatterjee and Thomas Mampilly Yesterday the two of us had the […]

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The Bangalore Sprint

Ashwini Lotlikar / 2024-04-10

This Sprint in Bangalore was exclusively a team event unlike the previous ones, where we had the Data

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Building Ecosystem: Highlights of the Inaugural Tech4Impact Non-Profit CTO Convergence Event

Rajeev Mohan / 2024-04-08

We are thrilled to announce the success of the inaugural Tech4Impact non-profit CTO convergence event, hosted by Project Tech4Dev!

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Building a Big Feature

Rohit / 2024-04-07

About a week ago we launched a big feature, what we’re calling UI for Transformations. This was the most ambitious

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Building Dalgo’s UI for transformation

Abhishek Nair / 2024-04-01

Dalgo’s UI for Transformation is our next big towards enabling nonprofits to use and learn better and more easily from

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Dalgo feature update – a fresh UI for data transformation

Ishan Koradia / 2024-03-30

Our Dalgo team has been working very hard for the past few weeks and we are excited to announce

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Struggling to pull data from SurveyCTO, Commcare, Kobotoolbox and AVNI? Dalgo can help!

Siddhant Singh / 2024-03-30

For the last 12 months we’ve worked with more than ten clients and what we’ve learned from them is that

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Trip Report India: NGOs, Funders and meeting a few legends

Donald Lobo / 2024-03-06

The author, an empty nester, shares experiences from a recent trip to Kenya and India. Attending the Dasra Philanthropy Week in Ahmedabad, they emphasize the need for local language communication and quick, cost-effective support for NGOs. Their travels also include meetings with renowned organizations and individuals in the social impact sector. Expressing concerns about strategy spending and open communication, the author highlights the supportive nature of the sector and its evolving challenges. The post ends with a humorous reflection on aging and forgetfulness, emphasizing the significance of blog posts as memory markers. Overall, it captures a journey of inspiration, collaboration, and self-awareness.

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