Help us find funding for EcoNet Conservation IT Charity
Help us find funding for EcoNet Conservation IT Charity
EcoNet NZ
- Communication
- Digital Marketing
- Fundraising
- Funding Proposals
- Writing
- Word
- CRM Systems
- Administration
- Team Volunteering
Estimated Time: 4 - 5 Hours Over 6 - 12 Months
EcoNet Charitable Trust has developed a Conservation Activity Management System (CAMS) for conservation groups. This is being continuously improved but needs more funding for licences and development. We are looking for someone passionate about the environment who can approach philanthropists, businesses and more structured funders and who preferably has a successful track record of grant writing. If you have no fund raising experience but are smart and good with words, we would love your help. This could be your chance to help our environment.
Working location
Online
Proposed project steps with time estimates
We will give you a really good undertanding of the systems and value that EcoNet provides. You will then seek funding to implement our strategy and business plan, including funding for software licences, administration, product development, and user onboarding and support. We have a long list of potential funders, but unfortunately no time to do the grant writing.
What We Have In Place
We are a well oiled volunteer team who have achieved a huge amount on a shoe string budget. We have built a customer relationship management system (CRM), mapping (GIS) system and have good administration set up. We just need funding to take the next steps to bringing on more groups, making the software shine and make a real difference for our precious environment.
EcoNet NZ
Environment
New Zealand wide
Mission
EcoNet aims to:
Design, develop and deliver the IT tools and systems that conservation lacks and desperately needs.
What we Do
EcoNet collaborates with community groups, Iwi, councils and national bodies to accelerate conservation outcomes.
EcoNet leads innovation in data standards and access to fit-for-purpose software for conservation.
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