Strengthening organisations. Developing people.

4 active areasNGO support since 2020Ghana

Technology learning by BeTechConnected · An organisation UNIT supports

Four connected areas of work

Each area responds to a practical gap faced by NGOs, community organisations or young people preparing to contribute.

01Active

Strengthening grassroots NGOs

We work alongside emerging and growing NGOs to clarify their mission, establish sound structures, improve operations and become stronger, more accountable organisations for the communities they serve.

Maltiti Foundation · community outreach

02Active

Opening access to grants and opportunities

We help NGOs find relevant grants, technology programmes, credits and other opportunities, understand what funders require and prepare more credible applications.

Eco-Africa Network · climate convening

03Active

Building digital capacity

We help organisations choose useful technology, strengthen their digital presence and put practical systems in place for communication, visibility and everyday work.

Eco-Africa Network · organisation team

04Active

Technology skills training

We help young people build practical skills in UI/UX, graphic design, web and app development, AI, communications, digital marketing and entrepreneurship.

BeTechConnected · technology training

Eco-Africa Network team and community members after an outreach activity

Eco-Africa Network · Community action

Support shaped around the organisation

More than ten NGOs have received practical support over the years, and the photography on this page comes from some of them.

Support may include strategy, operating systems, technology, branding, communications, grant readiness, expert guidance or access to relevant opportunities.

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Technology and entrepreneurship skills for real work

Technology training is broader than digital marketing and is connected to mentorship, practical assignments and real organisational needs.

HYPE programme call for participants

HYPE began the practical learning cycle

HYPE, Harnessing Youth Potential through Empowerment, began in 2023. Its first cohort completed six months of practical digital-skills training, mentorship and project work in 2024.

69+applications
14completed
14placed in organisations

Student Entrepreneurship Programme

A planned pathway for identifying, training and nurturing students with promising ideas, talents and early-stage ventures, building on lessons from HYPE.

Formal applications are not open. Programme dates, eligibility and requirements will be published when development is complete.

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Practical, mentored and connected to implementation

  1. 01Structured training
  2. 02Demonstrations and guided practice
  3. 03Hands-on use of digital tools
  4. 04Business idea development
  5. 05Group work and peer learning
  6. 06Mentorship and feedback
  7. 07Practical assignments
  8. 08Opportunity and application support
  9. 09Follow-up after training