Neembaadi: Seamless Welcome into Tech4Dev’s Vibrant Culture
I joined Tech4Dev and was immediately whisked off to the Neembadi sprint in Ahmedabad – my first step into the […]
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Neembaadi – A sprint to enable teams to grow together
It has already been 6 months since I joined Project Tech4Dev and it seems I just published my first blog
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Big Pond Energy and I’m still learning the strokesÂ
Reflections from 2025 I’ve noticed that I usually pen down my thoughts either when something shifts or I return home
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Project Tech4Dev in 2025 – A Look back
2025 has been an incredible journey of growth and learning for all of us at Project Tech4Dev. We grew from
Dalgo in 2025 – Keeping Customers Front and Centre
“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: Learn How Baala Is Finding a Path to Data Insights
Making the invisible visible requires more than good intentions – it requires infrastructure built for the work. In India, menstrual
Learnings from the AI Cohort Program
Conversations about AI have been happening everywhere but it was interesting to explore how we could move from slides to
Kindness costs nothing but takes everything
Imagine this – after seeing your cute little dog struggle for a month, you lose her. A week later, you’ve
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AI Evaluation: From ‘Seems Good’ to ‘Scores Good’
At Project Tech4dev, we try to look at technology with a wider lens—mainly, how it can actually help the social
Anusha’s Experience at the Dalgo Sprint
This reflection is written by Anusha Vishwanath, Executive Assistant at Bhumi. She participated in Dalgo’s 3-day Sprint — a collaborative
🔔 [Registrations Closed]: Dalgo’s Data Bootcamp (Delhi NCR Edition)
📅 When: 21 – 22 Jan 2026 I Delhi NCR🔔 Deadline Extended! Applications close: 21st December, 2025. Limited spots available.
From Safety to Insights: Durga India at the Dalgo Bootcamp
Public spaces belong to everyone. Yet in practice, not everyone can access them equally. For women, questions of safety and