We are so grateful for the foundations and nonprofits that have made and continue to make the development of ImpactMapper possible through business development contracts or grants. Since 2015, we have had a close relationship with our users in the gender, social, and environmental justice, and human rights sectors, building features that are most needed by the sector. We are grateful to the following donors that have helped us to fast forward the release of technological tools that strengthen evaluation, learning, and impact tracking in the philanthropic and non-profit sectors.
Winthrop Rockefeller Fund for API development with Trint in 2024.
See the press release here.
Malala Fund for tech development and pilot development of our equitable AI tools in 2022.
See the press release here.
Oak Foundation for being an early adopter and for the initial tech development of our grants analysis and survey tool, 3 years of licenses for their grantees, and three monitoring, evaluation, and learning training of trainer programs for their intermediaries from 2016 to 2019.
See the press release here.
Innovation Norway for an innovation grant for market analysis of HERO Index to track respect of human and environmental rights in corporations in 2021.
Arcus Foundation for tech development and API integration with Fluxx grants data in 2019.
Prospera for support of licenses for their women’s fund partners and training of trainers program for evaluators and women’s fund in 2019.
Fundo Elas, in-kind translation of the beta-version of ImpactMapper in Portuguese in 2016.
We are grateful for the advice and deep support from women’s funds, feminist movement actors, nonprofits, and evaluators in the early years of ImpactMapper development which informed our tech development roadmap with storytelling and qualitative analysis at the center. This still is our key differentiator in the tech for good sector.