Globalgiving

1. 60 years is enough … e-stas conference: GlobalGiving Mari Kuraishi March 2007

2. … to dramatically change the way international development is done

5. E.g., World Bank use of information technology Everyone in the office is issued one, no controls attempted Computer and internet connection E-mail Attempted control over Knowledge Management Computer and internet connection web Every professional issued one, control only through business process (clearances required) but much harder to enforce Proprietary internal address system “ All-in-one” One fax machine per division, physical access limited Phone line and fax machine Fax 1 telex machine per institution, specialized know-how to code Specialized machine, station-to-station, coded Telex

8. Technology can make all parts of the supply chain more efficient

24. “ one of the best methods to allow the people to decide globally on what they regard most important in terms of development needs” - Stephen E., UK “ very innovative way to evaluate projects” - David O., US “ I admire the work done here to enable projects access to a source of funding” - Ellen S., Israel “ What a great idea opening up the area of long term development aid to a new audience and making it fun.” - Kristy S., UK “ A great way to collaborate with folks you never knew about. Thanks for helping us share” - Barbara S., US “ thank you for the opportunity to participate” - Lynn C., Canada

27. Updates Evaluation Feedback - Supporting Poor Families Affected by HIV/AIDS in Kenya -

28. Start trusting individual social entrepreneurs Nominate Mohammed Yunus Albina Ruiz Her track record to reflect on his track record