Organizer: Alliance Magazine and Centre for Strategic Philanthropy, University of Cambridge

Brief:

- How has Covid-19 shaken up the philanthropy sector?
- What does a radical re-think of global south philanthropy look like? How would such a re-think accelerate the delivery of the SDGs?
- What are the upsides and downsides of greater collaboration between global south philanthropy and governments?
- What data is there on core funding in global south philanthropy?

Panellists:

DEGAN ALI - Executive director, Adeso, Kenya
JEAN SATRIJO TANUDJOJO - CEO, Tanoto Foundation, Indonesia
KAMAL MUNIR - Academic director, Centre for Strategic Philanthropy, University of Cambridge's Judge Business School, UK
CLARE WOODCRAFT - Executive director, Centre for Strategic Philanthropy, University of Cambridge's Judge Business School, UK

Register: event.webinarjam.com/register/31/n6949a7n

Organizer: Alliance Magazine and Centre for Strategic Philanthropy, University of Cambridge

Brief:

- How has Covid-19 shaken up the philanthropy sector?
- What does a radical re-think of global south philanthropy look like? How would such a re-think accelerate the delivery of the SDGs?
- What are the upsides and downsides of greater collaboration between global south philanthropy and governments?
- What data is there on core funding in global south philanthropy?

Panellists:

DEGAN ALI - Executive director, Adeso, Kenya
JEAN SATRIJO TANUDJOJO - CEO, Tanoto Foundation, Indonesia
KAMAL MUNIR - Academic director, Centre for Strategic Philanthropy, University of Cambridge's Judge Business School, UK
CLARE WOODCRAFT - Executive director, Centre for Strategic Philanthropy, University of Cambridge's Judge Business School, UK

Register: event.webinarjam.com/register/31/n6949a7n

EdelGive Foundation x Tech4Good brings you the Spotlight Series Special Edition '21.

EdelGive Foundation has been working tirelessly to build sustainable institutions and organizations that promote societal growth and innovation, and advances the common good by bringing the skills, resources and talents of the for-profit world to the not-for-profit world.

The first of its kind, this series will focus solely on Women's Rights Organizations to help them improve their operational efficiency by leveraging technology.

Once shortlisted, representatives from 50 Women’s Rights Groups will form the first such Tech Cohort. The objective of this initiative is to counteract the lopsided adoption of technology across genders & to enable women resources working on women’s issues, to wield technology with a little more ease & a lot more confidence.

Now, we understand that we are dealing with a wide spectrum of organizations that fall within the ambit of women’s rights, whether it be access to justice, girl-child education, organizations supporting acid attack survivors to the one’s enabling access to land, property & livelihood, this is an open invitation to each & every one of you.

We at Tech4Good have been raising awareness, building capacity, improving access to technology & in turn improving the quality of services to beneficiaries through online training & hands-on workshops, mentor connects, special Tech4Good discounts & set up support to nonprofits.

These sessions will focus on urgent tools i.e. fundraising platforms, payment gateways, programme management, online data collection, stakeholder management systems to name a few.

We encourage all Women’s Right Nonprofits to identify a minimum of 3 resources within your teams (the decision makers, the supervisors, managers et al.) to apply for these sessions led by world class Tech4Good corporate partners & replete with tech mentorship support, tool implementation guidance & special Tech4Good Discounts/ Offers.

Deadline: 28.01.2021 || 5 pm IST
Register: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSft6BijfSxnFOf-P01JTDtzkNiqF1pDh77PqvlrF6sjKUuEuw/viewform

The idea of creation of a Social Stock Exchange (SSE) is expected to produce a major shift in how social sector projects get funded and can prove to be a game changer for the NGO sector, especially considering the post-COVID scenario, that has exposed the survival challenges that many of them are facing as their funding sources are drying up.   A functioning SSE is an opportunity for NGOs for scaling up social action while at the same time ensuring a reasonably stable financial pipeline with integrated accountability frameworks.  Is India ready for a SSE? Will investors be ready to support good ideas for ‘low’ or ‘no’ returns? Will NGOs be able to transit to this new mechanism? Through a detailed discussion, the session will look at the dynamics of a SSE in India