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Can Not-for-Profit Organisations Really Ever Be Innovative?

Can Not-for-Profit Organisations Really Ever Be Innovative?

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Social Innovation within the sphere of digital development is for SPIDER the use of existing, as well as new technology and design to meet social needs, in a way previously not seen

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The Swedish Program for ICT in Developing Regions is hosted by the Department of Computer and Systems Science at Stockholm University. With funds from Sida and Stockholm University, we promote the use of ICT as a means to fulfill the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
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