NetHope’s Center for the Digital Nonprofit has released The Digital Nonprofit Skills (DNS) Assessment white paper, revealing opportunities and challenges for the NGO sector as it navigates and endeavors to innovate in a rapidly changing digital environment.
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What We Do
NetHope joins the world’s largest nonprofits with technology innovators worldwide. We act as a catalyst for productive collaboration, innovation, and problem-solving to reimagine how technology can improve our world.
Why Tech Matters
Technology Drives Change
We choose to embrace technology in every area of humanitarian and conservation work because we believe it is always useful and relevant.
Technology Levels the Playing Field
Providing relevant technologies, coupled with affordable access, bridges the gap and empowers previously underserved communities.
Technology Fosters Economic and Social Improvement
When we invest in technology, we have the opportunity to magnify positive change in other areas.
9.5 Million PeopleDisplaceD in Kenya
43 Relief AgenciesWorking on the Ground
ConnectivityEstablished in Dadaab
Our Approach
We enable cross-sector collaboration between nonprofits and innovative companies to develop better programs, mitigate risks, and scale benefits for greater impact in the communities in which we work.
Members
Members working in Haiti need skilled IT personnel
Tech Partners
Accenture, Microsoft and Cisco prioritize youth employability in their CSR strategy
NetHope
NetHope connects the dots, develops a solution and takes action on the ground
An Idea in Action
Newly trained youth find jobs and NetHope Academy expands to 6 countries
Our Members
A few of our international nonprofit members:
Our Supporters and Tech Partners
Whether through their generous financial support, donated technology and shared technical expertise, our corporate partnerships fuel a great deal of what we do.
A few of our key supporters and tech partners:
From Our Blog
Above: DFID Permanent Secretary Matthew Rycroft (wearing tie) met NetHope CEO Lauren Woodman (center), Steve Davis, President and CEO of PATH, and Dena Morris, President, Washington Global Health Alliance, during a visit to Seattle where Rycroft participated in health and tech roundtable discussions.Digital technology has radically transformed nearly every aspect of our lives. From financial transactions … Continued
Digital technology has radically transformed nearly every aspect of our lives. But can it help eradicate poverty?In this fifth installment of our Destination Digital podcast NetHope CEO, Lauren Woodman sat down for a conversation with Matthew Rycroft, the Permanent Secretary of the Department for International Development (DFID), the U.K.’s governmental body coordinating international aid and … Continued
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