The philanthropic community is working to develop the field of public interest technology, citing public interest law as an example of how funders jumpstarted a now-robust field. This memo identifies parallels between the development of the two fields, drawing useful lessons with an eye to shaping best practices.”
Keywords: How to Use Enabling Technology for Human Rights; Public Interest Technology; Public Interest Law; Ford Foundation; Report; Useful Lessons;
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GeSI launched a project to explore in detail the different ways in which ICT can contribute to making the SDGs become reality. It claims that digital solutions can improve people’s quality of life, foster equitable growth and protect the environment.
This comprehensive 34-page report covers a wide range of opportunities, challenges and expectations of using technology tools for human rights documentation
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