In an increasingly globalized world, where the religious landscape is constantly evolving, discussing the right of the child to self-determination in religious beliefs and the extent of the role of the parents and caregivers in guiding them has become an urgent issue.
Several religious leaders and representatives from Permanent Missions to the United Nations Office in Geneva and faith-inspired organizations gathered at a conference titled Promoting Peace Together on May 21, 2019, to reflect on the importance of education for peace and interfaith dialogue.
When an NGO asks what its target audience is, the first thing it will do is think about its donors. They are a very important piece of communication but not the only one. Then we tell you the different prototypes of profiles that any organization can have.
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From iWith.org we want to share the last report of 2018 that the Nonprofit Tech for Good organization publishes annually for 4 years.
72% of NGOs accept donations on their web portal and 33% use a personal online fundraising service.
Today, 93% of the world's NGOs have a Facebook page, 77% on Twitter, 56% on LinkedIn and 50% on Instagram. 71% of NGOs agree that social networks are effective for raising funds online and 25% of donors say that social networks are the communication tool that inspires them the most to give.
Today, the main mobile applications in the world are social networks and messaging applications, specifically, WhatsApp, Facebook, Messenger and Instagram. Although today only 18% of NGOs use messaging applications to communicate with donors and collaborators.
Today, 45% of NGOs use a CRM to track donations and manage communications with donors and collaborators. Of this percentage, 64% use a CRM based on the cloud.
We encourage you to participate in the 2019 survey and therefore, from iWith.org we will inform you!
Survey 2019.
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