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HelpHub - Deshpande Foundation NGO + IT Survey
Helphub - Deshpande Foundation NGO + IT Survey
With more than a million NGOs in the India alone — where does your organization stand? Juss in the for-profit sector, non-profits and NGOs must promote constant innovation to be successful in this increasingly competitive environment. In this spirit, an initiative called HelpHub was launched. Helphub works to empower social mission organizations to take on challenges through effective use of technology and tools. HelpHub is currently partnering with the Deshpande Foundation, a leading philanthropic foundation in India in the areas of innovation, entrepreneurship and international development.
I invite you to take part in the Helphub & Deshpande Foundation NGO Survey. The brief questionnaire asks a variety of questions — about your NGO’s capacity, operations, funding, and use of the Internet — to compile an overview of critical information which will help us serve you better.
All entries completed by Saturday at 5pm will be eligible for a lucky draw prize that could win you a Canon-Pixma iP1300 printer.
Please begin the survey by clicking on the following URL or by cutting and pasting it into your browser address bar: http://bit.ly/5c22kD
We have kept the survey short—it will not take more than 5 minutes! Your private information will not be shared with anyone. However, we will share the results of the survey with participants and publish it online as well.
If you are unable to answer a question, please ask a colleague who can provide the answer. The more complete responses we receive, the more helpful the results will be for everyone who participates.
Please pass it on to any nonprofit organization in your network.
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FYI, Sonia Mackwani had attempted to do a survey on NGOs in '07.
From: Touching Lives sonia.touchinglives@gmail.com
Date: 2007/12/16
Subject: NATIONAL NGO SURVEY:PARTICIPATE NGOs 100%
INDIANNS: INDIA-The National NGO Survey
An Initiative By 'Touching Lives Welfare Trust'
Since 1775, the NGO Movement has made efforts to enlist the lives of people. However the movement gathered momentum in 1950s and is growing by leaps bounds. Since then volunteerism has been one of the roots of any country's progress and nationhood, one of the seeds of spark in hearts of people.
Today, where we stand in terms of making a difference is something that we need to look at. What we have achieved so far, how our Nation is progressing over the years and how we should be proud to gather courage for our vision ahead is something that we need to look into. What works and what not, what helps and what not is something of great information that we need to understand. With millennium ahead , with passionate hearts, and with up-coming rife of social entrepreneurs, and with much to be done for the Nation yet, we the NGOs needs to get together to have ourselves contribute to the information for excellence in one's service and dedication.
Today, we NGOs need to glance over the work we have done so far, where have our hearts and minds reached what each state of our country is doing, and how we can with our resources help them, how we can extend our help from where we are is what we are initiating.
INDIANNS: INDIA-NATIONAL NGO SURVEY, a nation-wide initiative which would help form a foundation for our projects from 2008. The National NGO Survey is a survey of NGOs pan India especially designed for us, the NGOs to understand ourselves and to understand the outcome of our help.
Your participation will contribute to know:
1. The work/progress done so far since years by the NGOs category-wise that is in areas of function; education, health, human rights, entertainment, sports, micro-finance, agriculture, women etc.
2. The work/progress done so far since years by the NGOs state-wise, i.e. the information about the state and its progress in various fields.
3. An open networking of resource center where the NGOs can extend their services to other NGOs.
4. It is not only a data-directory, but the information of the actual work and the degree of work done.
5. A Global platform for the NGOs to share and to build –up the spirit of humanity and conscience.
I REQUEST EACH NGO ACROSS INDIA TO TAKE THE RESPONSIBILTY OF PARTICIPATING IN THE SURVEY AND CONTRIBUTE TO OUR OWN FUTURE OF WORK AND TO THE NATION.
Important Dates:
Survey Starts: 22nd December 2007.
Survey Ends: 22nd January 2008.
Final Results: 1st February 2008.
Please visit our site : www.indianns.org
Your queries are welcomed on : indianns@gmail.com
Peace & Harmony
Sonia Mackwani,
Founder-Director
Touching Lives Welfare Trust
www.touchonelife.org
9221 339 756
From http://twitter.com/joannesprague/status/9280998421 -
Organizational Needs Assessment Survey
http://bit.ly/9WKC82
www.surveymonkey.com/s/CDFsurvey
This survey is open to all, not just donors.
---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Dhaval Udani
Date: 25 February 2010
Subject: Giving Survey
At GiveIndia, we're constantly trying to better the services that we offer to our donors. And what better way to do so than by asking all you donors how your experience with us has been. Wouldn't you agree?
So, we've set up a survey, which, we'd really appreciate if you spared a few moments, to fill up. This survey will help us understand donor behavior as well as giving patterns. And help us, in turn, to offer the right services to you.
It's totally anonymous - so do feel free to share absolutely anything that you'd like to.
To take the survey, please vist: http://www.giveindia.org/survey
Regards,
Dhaval Udani
www.GiveIndia.org
blog.giveindia.org
twitter.com/GiveIndia
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