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Are We All Too Obsessed with the “m” in m4d?

by Lisa Kalenkiewicz | Mar 13, 2014 | Humanitarian Agencies, Social Impact, Technology

We at engageSPARK are passionate about mobile (“m”), big data, and the opportunities that technology brings to community programs and the developing world. But there are possibilities for unintended – sometimes grave – consequences of this integration. Jenny Adlem...

Four Lessons on the Fight against Poverty from Grameen Foundation

by Sahiba Minhas | Feb 20, 2014 | Humanitarian Agencies, Market Research, Monitoring and Evaluation, Social Impact

Toward the end of last year, Grameen Foundation shared its key lessons and resources for the fight against poverty. Provided below is a summary of those lessons – learnt and affirmed by the organisation and some additional details into the foundation’s work and...

Can Foreign Aid End Poverty?

by Sahiba Minhas | Jan 30, 2014 | Humanitarian Agencies, Monitoring and Evaluation, Social Impact, Uncategorized

The UK Government recently launched a new scheme aimed at improving the lives of individuals in developing countries who work for suppliers operating in the global supply chain. The program, Trade in Global Value Chains Initiative, uses UK government aid money to...

Top 5 Tips for Designing Tech Tools for Community Service Programs

by Sunny Yang | Jul 10, 2013 | Humanitarian Agencies, Social Impact

Considering the needs of different types of users is an integral part of any successful design process, regardless of who exactly your end user is: non-profits, for-profits, schools, government agencies, or community service programs. All products need a basic...

Two Questions to Ask before Designing an M4D Project

by Avner Mizrahi | Jul 3, 2013 | Businesses, Humanitarian Agencies, Social Impact, Technology

Many of the articles on our blog focus on mHealth and mWomen interventions. Yet, such a large segment of the population in developing countries are smallholder or subsistence farmers (for example 65 percent in sub-Saharan Africa). This, along with the statistic that...

Mind the Socio-Technical Gap: Implementing M4D Initiatives

by David Hutchful | Jun 20, 2013 | Businesses, Humanitarian Agencies, Social Impact, Technology

Only a few rigorous evaluations of mobile phone-based behavior change initiatives have been completed. But they all suggest a similar conclusion: initiatives fail unless there is a meaningful intermediation process. That is, merely providing beneficiaries access to...
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