Comic Relief's Tech for Good programme for charities and social enterprises etc
Every ending is also a beginning. And so it is as the 2018 cohort of Tech for Good projects near their grant ends and a new programme rises up. We expect to see record number of applicants this year. If you want to know more about applying click here. …
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We asked three of the current cohort what advice they'd give. Here's what they said. …
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Over the last nine months this website has published 35 articles on funding and running a Tech for Good project. All to help you get ready for funding and running your own one. Together we've learnt a lot We've helped you learn about user, social and financial value. We've …
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You don't have to be a designer to understand the principles of good product development. And if you're interested in applying for a Tech for Good grant it's going to pay to. Product development is risky and complex. There’s so much we don’t know at the beginning. Even after …
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We asked four of 2018's programme cohort to share an insight that changed the way they work. Hit play to hear what they said. We find it interesting that all four described insights into their users, because it shows that rather than rushing into the build stage …
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Rather like predicting which horse will win a race, the trained eye can tell which Tech for Good projects are most likely to be successful. There's some pedigree advice in this article. You’re a charity chief exec. You’re planning a Tech for Good project or maybe you’ve won a …
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There’s a tonne of useful stuff here. But you gotta know that all views and opinions are those of the Tech for Good programme support team, not Comic Relief and the Paul Hamlyn Foundation.
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