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White Paper: Building Scalable and Sustainable Partnerships
Case Study: POETA Provides Low-Income Populations with Skills and Jobs
Video: The POETA Center in Guatemala Increases Opportunities for the Deaf and Blind
Case Study: In Morocco, A Second Life and New Mission for Used Computers
Video: Microsoft Partners with Project Harmony to Deploy PCs to Schools
Video: Bulgaria & Latvia: Increasing Technology Access and Opportunities for the Blind and Disabled
Video: Bulgaria & Slovenia: Bringing Technology and Training to Remote Areas
Video: Indonesia: A Community Technology Center Provides Farmers with Access to the Internet and Better Farming Practices
Fact Sheet: Microsoft Unlimited Potential
Case Study: Beijing Xicheng District Library Provides Skills Training to Rural Migrant Workers
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Challenges & Opportunities for NGOsNon-governmental organizations (NGOs), also referred to as non-profit organizations, offer essential services for underserved communities that fill the gap between the private sector and governmental programs. In doing so, they are often the closest to the needs of stakeholders involved. Yet despite the crucial role they play, many NGOs lack the latest technology, skills, and other resources that would allow them to operate in a more efficient and cost-effective manner. Microsoft has a long history of working with NGOs to help them improve their performance and extend their services to benefit more people. Through close engagement, Microsoft provides NGO partners with:
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