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Tech for Good 2018
This programme has awarded grants to thirteen organisations. You can read it’s Theory of Change and its interim evaluation report (Jan 2019).
In December 2017 we invited applicants to submit a four-minute video detailing their tech proposal along with a budget outline. We received 119 applications, created a longlist of 50, and assessed the top 22, of which 13 received funding.
Funded projects were announced in July 2018 and will run until March 2019.
Tech for Good 2017
In October 2016, Paul Hamlyn Foundation and Comic Relief joined forces to support the best use of tech for good in the UK. We asked applicants to submit a project summary, a two-minute video and an infographic.
Below you can find our top 50 applications, of which ten received funding. We also commissioned an analysis of the applications to help us learn more about demand for funding.
In June 2017 the 10 successful projects were awarded up to £50,000 (including access to tech experts, mentors and support) to deliver a tangible development in their Tech for Good project. They are:
Read the Theory of Change and a longer ToC narrative that underpins the programme
Explore the applications and analysis
Tech for Good 2016
And back in 2016 Comic Relief funded six Tech for Good projects.
Before 2016 Comic Relief, Paul Hamlyn Foundation and the Nominet Trust ran the Innovation Labs initiative.
