Comments on: Philanthropy goes digital, allowing donors to see their impact http://www.thedailytell.com/2009/07/philanthropy-goes-digital-allowing-donors-to-see-their-impact/ Good news in trying times. Tue, 09 Mar 2010 19:02:36 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: The philanthropic key: transform your champion, not the packaging of your ask « Transformational Giving http://www.thedailytell.com/2009/07/philanthropy-goes-digital-allowing-donors-to-see-their-impact/comment-page-1/#comment-1705 The philanthropic key: transform your champion, not the packaging of your ask « Transformational Giving Mon, 21 Sep 2009 13:17:37 +0000 http://www.thedailytell.com/2009/07/philanthropy-goes-digital-allowing-donors-to-see-their-impact/#comment-1705 [...] 21, 2009 by EFoley The Daily Tell shares a report about two new sites for which financial giving is a P- (Participation-) level [...] [...] 21, 2009 by EFoley The Daily Tell shares a report about two new sites for which financial giving is a P- (Participation-) level [...]

]]> By: rajesh http://www.thedailytell.com/2009/07/philanthropy-goes-digital-allowing-donors-to-see-their-impact/comment-page-1/#comment-1056 rajesh Thu, 09 Jul 2009 05:50:51 +0000 http://www.thedailytell.com/2009/07/philanthropy-goes-digital-allowing-donors-to-see-their-impact/#comment-1056 The Peer Water Exchange has been doing this and a lot more since 2006. People and institutions can not see exactly where their donations are going on a map. The project applications in full detail (photos, spreadsheets, ...) are enhanced by peer review. Even better, is the ability for peers and visitors to monitor the projects. Any visitor can upload a report about the project, whether its working (years after completion), whether its adapted and modified, etc. One can track a full history of previous applications and project results too. So its possible to see who has been promptly reporting and who has not, participation is rewarded. Peer Water Exchange was developed by Blue Planet Run Foundation and now is being used by other organizations to manage their funding and their projects. The Peer Water Exchange has been doing this and a lot more since 2006. People and institutions can not see exactly where their donations are going on a map. The project applications in full detail (photos, spreadsheets, …) are enhanced by peer review.

Even better, is the ability for peers and visitors to monitor the projects. Any visitor can upload a report about the project, whether its working (years after completion), whether its adapted and modified, etc.

One can track a full history of previous applications and project results too. So its possible to see who has been promptly reporting and who has not, participation is rewarded.

Peer Water Exchange was developed by Blue Planet Run Foundation and now is being used by other organizations to manage their funding and their projects.

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