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org Impact Challenge: Tech for Social Good at g. co/ImpactChallenge/TechForSocialGood Google. org Impact Challenge: Tech for Social Good 2023 Let's help create a more resilient Europe The Google.
org Impact Challenge: Tech for Social Good provided €16M in funding and technical help for European organisations with projects focused on sustainability, economic opportunity or cyber security. We are delighted to announce the selected projects for the Google. org Impact Challenge: Tech for Social Good .
Each of these projects will receive funding and up to 6 months of full-time pro bono technical support from the Google. org Fellowship - a programme that provides organisations with a team of Google employees who work alongside the organisation’s staff to build scalable solutions with lasting impact. Google.
org Fellowship + Funding (SWEDEN) Incentivising public participation in recycling through an AI-powered waste collection mobile app that rewards users for accurately sorting trash Google. org Fellowship + Funding (ITALY) Countering the spread of disinformation, especially among the most vulnerable, and improving the quality and reliability of Italian journalism via an AI-based platform Google.
org Fellowship + Funding (SPAIN) Asociación de Personas con Movilidad Reducida Empowering drivers with reduced mobility to more efficiently and effectively locate accessible parking spots via AI-driven enhancements to a mobile app Google. org Fellowship + Funding (FRANCE) Consortium led by Makesense Contributing to a sustainable and inclusive economy via an AI-powered hiring platform that connects diverse youth to green jobs Google.
org Fellowship + Funding (CZECHIA) Improving the financial literacy and economic inclusion of youth through an educational mobile app In addition, each of the following projects will receive funding from Google. org. Google.
org Pro Bono Support + Funding (CZECHIA) Evolving primary school computer science education through AI tools, to help generate, suggest, and evaluate educational content, for both teachers and students Expanding employment opportunities in the culinary industry via a multilingual platform for underserved demographics, like women, to learn skills, gain qualifications, and pursue jobs Politecnico di Milano and Università Campus Bio-Medico di Roma Empowering SMEs to defend themselves against cyber threats by leveraging AI to identify vulnerabilities, provide feedback on gaps, and recommend real-time mitigation strategies Verifee Research Collective Combatting disinformation and improving the public’s digital literacy by providing a free browser extension which evaluates and scores the credibility of news articles via AI Unlocking employment for youth from underserved neighbourhoods via an AI web app that facilitates direct sourcing for recruiters and tailored coaching and opportunities for job seekers Improving digital safety and literacy amongst the elderly by leveraging a web application to match seniors with volunteers, who will help them with safe and secure device usage Fundación Ayuda En Acción Integrating vulnerable youth into the economy via an AI-powered platform that leverages insights from multiple sources to provide targeted strategies for securing employment Combating territorial divides and unemployment by empowering young people in rural and remote areas via a gamified professional education web app Providing real-time information on social assistance services to social workers and vulnerable populations via an integrated and accessible online platform Biblioteche Senza Frontiere Italia APS Improving the digital literacy and cyber security knowledge of older generations via a generative AI assistant designed to detect and counter everyday cyber risks Animation Régionale des Missions Locales de Nouvelle Aquitaine Fostering professional and social integration amongst young people via a mobile app that connects users to job openings and mentorship opportunities Mobilising public support for decarbonisation by developing an emissions data platform to increase transparency around climate-impact decision-making and sustainability commitments Democratising access to startup support via an AI-powered online incubator and educational platform Our panel of experts from across Europe helped review the submissions and select recipients.
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AWS Imagine Grant program - Momentum to Modernize Award is sponsored by Amazon Web Services (AWS). This award provides funding for transformational infrastructure projects, helping nonprofit organizations enhance their core mission operations with technology. This includes foundational technology projects, such as migrating servers to the cloud and modernizing new and existing applications.
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