Tech for Good
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Definitions
What are some definitions or terminology people use?
Are there any good definitions you have come across?
What term would you prefer to use?
What are some sub-segments of this space? e.g. Engineering Good quite different from Better.sg and Oppi.live
Technologists, Software Developers, Programmers, Coders
Civic Tech
https://civictech.guide/ - an incredible database of sites
https://techfails.transparencee.org/ - pitfalls to avoid
https://www.huffpost.com/entry/civic-tech-why-we-need-to_b_7527460
https://medium.com/positive-returns/building-a-civic-tech-sector-to-last-e835a9031585
https://www.arrkgroup.com/thought-leadership/the-slow-but-steady-rise-of-civic-tech-and-smart-cities/
Singapore
https://www.tech.gov.sg/media/technews/tech-for-good-how-tech-is-transforming-social-services-in-singapore
Remote Working / Talent Mgmt
https://basecamp.com/shapeup
Issues Faced by Civic Tech groups
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Having an overview of social causes and host organisations
Resource Directory
A blog article by A Good Space on the various civic tech groups in Singapore.
Better.sg
Centre for Computing for Social Good & Philanthropy
See article for background
Their facebook page
Civic.sg
website not up yet.
Civic.sg's mission is to explore the potential of pol.is, a civic tech tool, to pave the way for a more engaged and participative citizenry for complex, divisive and polarizing issues in Singapore. Pol.is is an AI-powered conversation platform that instantly analyzes the sentiments of large groups of people towards a particular issue. Pol.is clusters users who voted similarly into opinion groups (using real-time machine learning) and visualizes those groups in real time. Pol.is is different from other tools for surveys and polls in that it crowdsources and co-creates the survey with the participants. The insights from pol.is' emergent survey technology can be used by governments, organisations or communities to shape their engagement strategies, policies and decisions.
See use case here: https://pol.is/8jzbearufb
Code For Asia
Techladies
Trampolene
NUS Computing
Centre for Computing for Social Good and Philanthropy
https://www.ccsgp.comp.nus.edu.sg/
https://www.comp.nus.edu.sg/~vwo/
NUS Student Developer Club
Developer Student Clubs (DSC) is a programme presented by Google Developers.