Understanding the East African Civil Society Landscape
By: Dawit Taddele Dessie As Tech4Dev continues to navigate the dynamic landscape of East Africa’s civil society, we’ve gained a […]
By: Dawit Taddele Dessie As Tech4Dev continues to navigate the dynamic landscape of East Africa’s civil society, we’ve gained a […]
By Dawit Taddele Dessie In today’s interconnected world, technology and collaboration are essential for driving positive social change. My journey
Just eight months after our first cohort completed the program, the Data Catalyst Program(DCP) is back with its second cohort
By: Dawit Taddele Dessie Today, We delved deeper into the world of AI and its potential for the social sector.
Summary Another trip done, another report from the airport. Headed back home to San Francisco after a long 2 month
Tech ecosystem building for the social sector is core to the vision and mission of Project Tech4Dev. A strong
Project Tech4Dev’s AI strategy can broadly be classified into four pillars. The first is systems we build in partnership with
I embarked on a spontaneous trip to Shillong after hearing about it from friends. During the week-long visit, I combined remote work with visits to local NGOs and hikes. The state of Meghalaya left a strong impression with its beautiful scenery and dense foliage. I learned about the challenges faced by NGOs in the region, such as limited funding and issues with youth opportunities. I met with various organizations, including Faith Foundation, NESFAS, Bethany Society, SauraMandala Foundation, and Grassroot Shillong, each working on crucial issues in the area.
Approximately 9 months ago, a collaboration between Project Tech4Dev, the Agency Fund, and NGOs took place in India and Africa. The event in Naivasha, Kenya was an unconference that fostered open sharing and learning among the participants. The Bangalore, India sprint focused on two specific tracks: User Engagement and AI/LLM. The User Engagement track provided valuable insights and the AI/LLM track facilitated peer learning and knowledge sharing. The event concluded with an open happy hour for local NGOs. There were hits and misses in the event organization, prompting the need for improvements in future events. Overall, the experience provided fruitful learnings and valuable insights for future endeavors.
As a Tech4Dev team member, most of the sprints that I have attended have left me with a lot of
At Project Tech4Dev, we’ve been running sprints and Data Catalyst Program (DCP) with the The Agency Fund for a while
Overview This is the first in a multi-part series on Project Tech4Dev’s Fractional CxO engagement with Vasudha Foundation.