Innovations in technology that serve the world (more)
Technology can enable micro-contributions that allow individuals to accomplish difficult tasks in place of institutional approaches.
Nonprofit communication strategies need to stop pushing and pulling, and be present.
The first chief technology officer of the United States offers a vision for remaking public services.
Nonprofits lag behind business and science in using big data effectively.
GiveDirectly relies on high tech and hard data to test whether large cash transfers can alleviate extreme poverty.
A Web-based initiative uses analysis of social media chatter to locate hotspots of antisocial behavior.
How organizations can begin transforming monitoring and evaluation efforts to support the ever-growing demand for measurable impact, using cloud-based tools.
For mobile money services to evolve, providers need to support all the activities that go on before, during, and after customers make payments.
From the 2013 Nonprofit Management Institute, Kenyon explains how the intersection of mobile, social, and technology is changing nonprofits.
The role of emerging technologies in traditionally “high-touch” development organizations—insights from BRAC’s recent Frugal Innovation Forum.
