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- 2. Providing environmentally sustainable solutions for cities in Africa and beyond,
- 3. an online volunteer registration portal that enables users (students) to find volunteer events
- 4. Organisations who want to use the platform to mobilize students to come to their volunteer events pay a fee. International students who want to research on a particular field of study will pay to research and volunteer...Donations and in kind support. Premium volunteer experiences around targeted causes
- 5. ● helps students to find volunteer events in line with their field of study.
- 6. ● Enables students to find volunteer events in line with their field of study. ● Affords students the opportunity of showing employers there volunteer history.
- 7. ● Enables students to find volunteer events in line with their field of study. ● Affords students the opportunity of showing employers there volunteer history. ● It enables event organisers to find volunteers and know the number of volunteers will come to their event for easy management
- 8. Its a work in progress and we purpose to test it at "scale".
- 9. Possible partnerships Institution of Higher ... Government (convening power) Technology Driven Companies
- 10. ● Ivy ● Zablon ● Guy