Impact Amplifier seeks Africa’s next online safety innovations. OnlineSafety AOSF innovations CyberSecurity innovations
The social impact advisory firm says organisations with solutions that enhance online safety have until 30 April to submit their applications.
According to a statement, applicants have an opportunity to secure funding for their projects, with shortlisted candidates to be announced by 31 May and finalists by 15 July.The transformative category will provide grants up to $50 000 for scalable solutions that reach multiple geographies and/or large numbers of beneficiaries.
The catalytic category provides grants up to $10 000 for smaller, more targeted initiatives that may be locally or culturally specific.
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