Industries
NGOs and Development
Donor reporting, field data collection, and digital capability for non-profits and development programmes.
Context
The reality in ngos and development
Development organisations answer to donors whose reporting formats, indicator frameworks, and audit expectations differ from one another, while collecting data in field conditions with unreliable connectivity and shared devices. Programme staff are hired for development expertise, not technical skill, and turnover between funding cycles means institutional knowledge leaves regularly. Overheads are scrutinised, so technology spending has to be justified against programme impact.
Challenges
What we hear most often
Multiple donors requiring different reporting formats from the same underlying programme data.
Field data collected offline on shared devices, then reconciled manually.
Programme staff without technical backgrounds expected to operate the systems.
Technology spending scrutinised as overhead, requiring clear justification against impact.
How we help
What AITS does for ngos and development
Donor reporting automation
Building reporting from a single dataset so multiple donor formats are generated rather than separately assembled each cycle.
Offline-capable field data collection
Data capture that works without connectivity and syncs when a connection is available, designed for shared devices and rotating staff.
Digital and AI capability building
Training for programme teams. Eric Appiah has delivered corporate AI training for OXFAM Ghana in partnership with Mobile Web Ghana.
Services
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