10 Years of Collaboration

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C o n n e c t i ng , C o l l a b o r a t i n g a n d I n n o v a t i n gt o W i r e A G l o b a l V i l l a g e

NetHope



“I began comparing notes with other

NGOs, I heard a common problem: howwere we going to get technology outthose last 100 kilometers to where it could

do the most good? It seemed to me thatwe could do this better, faster andcheaper if we did it together rather thaneach of us reinventing the wheel.”

− Edward G. Happ

Chairman of the Board

NetHope



TEN YEARS OF

COLLABORATION

THE NETHOPE STORY



2001

• “Wiring the GlobalVillage” paper presentedto Cisco

• Dipak Basu, first CiscoFellow and first executivedirector, coins the name“NetHope”

• First Summit hosted byCisco in San Jose, Calif.,with seven organizationsrepresented



SAVE THE CHILDREN

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WORLD VISION INTERNATIONAL

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CARE

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MERCY CORPS

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CATHOLIC RELIEF SERVICES

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WINROCK INTERNATIONAL

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CHILDREN INTERNATIONAL

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2002

• NetHope’s first pilotlaunched, fromplanning to

implementation



OXFAM

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PLAN INTERNATIONAL

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“Our membership with NetHope isinvaluable. It delivers access to a rich

repository of experts who work in thesame contexts/environments and whoreadily share their considerable

knowledge and experience. This set ofresources allows us to shift our focusfrom technology mechanics to a

strategic partnership role with our mission, where it belongs.”

− Chip Carter Chief Information Officer

Plan USA



2003

• Spring 2003 Summithosted by CatholicRelief Services in

Baltimore, Md.

• Fall 2003 Summit

hosted by CARE inAtlanta, Ga.



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2004

• Spring 2004 Summit hosted by Ciscoin San Jose, Calif.

• Edward G. Happ elected asNetHope’s first chairman

• Fall 2004 Summit hosted by Microsoftin Redmond, Wash.

• Honored as Tech Awards Laureate

• NetHope receives the SanDisk Equality Award for the use of

technology to benefit mankind

• Earliest version of the Network ReliefKit developed



ACTIONAID

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THE NATURE CONSERVANCY

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RELIEF INTERNATIONAL

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INTERNATIONAL RESCUE COMMITTEE

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2005

• The Wall Street Journal coversNetHope’s work during the SoutheastAsia tsunami

• Leadership transferred from Dipak Basu to Molly Tschang, Cisco’ssecond NetHope Fellow

• NetHope signs long-term VSATcontract with Skylogic/Eutelsat; PhaseII Project begins

• Spring 2005 Summit hosted by Savethe Children in Westport, Conn.

• Fall 2005 Summit hosted by TheNature Conservancy in Arlington, Va.



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WILDLIFE CONSERVATION SOCIETY

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2006

• Board of directors elects Bill Brindley as itsfirst CEO

• Microsoft provides $41 million grant for NetHope members

• NetHope’s first chapters form in Sri Lankaand Thailand

• Spring 2006 Summit hosted by InternationalRescue Committee in New York

• NetHope selected as Grand Prize winner ofCisco’s Growing with Technology Awards

• NetHope strategy refresh project’s newestversion of Network Relief Kit developed anddeployed

• Fall 2006 Summit hosted by WildlifeConservation Society in New York



OPPORTUNITY INTERNATIONAL

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CONCERN WORLDWIDE

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2007

• Edward G. Happ, NetHope’s chairman, deemed by eWeek andCIO Insight to be one of the Top 100Most Influential People in IT

• NetHope’s chapter is launched inIndia, hosted by ActionAid Bangalore

• Spring 2007 Summit hosted byMicrosoft in Redmond, Wash.

• NetHope’s chapter is launched inEast Africa, hosted by ActionAidNairobi

• NetHope goes live with newCollaborative Platform

• NetHope hosts “NetHope 3.0”strategy working session at Accenturein New York

• NetHope India chapter has two-daymeeting in New Delhi, hosted byCARE India

• Fall 2007 Summit hosted by ChristianChildren’s Fund, Plan International,The International Federation of Red

Cross and Red Crescent Societies,The Nature Conservancy and Winrock and sponsored by Dell andFundación Ciudad del Saber inPanama City, Panama

• NetHope achieves goal of more than100 NetHope VSAT installations todate

• Shared Services program launched

• I4D program launched



INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION OF RED CROSS AND RED

CRESCENT SOCIETIES

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FAMILY HEALTH INTERNATIONAL

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WATERAID

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2008

• Spring 2008 Summit hosted by Ciscoin San Jose, Calif.

• Intel chairman Craig Barrettannounces strategic relationship withNetHope

• NetHope chapters developed in WestAfrica

• Shared Services program road mapand business plan completed andinitial pilots launched, with substantialfunding and support from members,Accenture and The Rockefeller

Foundation

• I4D program creates business modeland road map, with support fromIntel, Microsoft and other partners,and launches initial pilots

• ICT Skills Building Program piloted inAfrica, Asia and South America

• Fall 2008 Summit hosted byInternational Federation of Red Crossand Red Crescent Societies inGeneva

• NetHope leads first advanced VSATinstallation and maintenance

workshop in Nairobi

• NetHope Europe Chapter meetingheld at WaterAid



ASHOKA

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PATH

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CHRISTIAN AID

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VSO

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2009

• Stories about NetHope appeared inthe New York Times, the InternationalHerald Tribune, the Stanford SocialInnovation Review and the AgenceFrance-Presse

• More than $3 million in new gifts-in-

kind obtained for members

• Completed launch of ICT Databasecapturing member connectivitysolutions globally

• NetHope members win two of four Intel INSPIRE•EMPOWER Challenge

awards, demonstrating innovativeuses of ICT

• NetHope awarded major new grantsby The Rockefeller Foundation andthe Michael & Susan Dell Foundation

• In response to economic crisis,NetHope obtained deeplydiscounted scale procurement dealsand services for members andlaunched online conferencing task force

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Obtained funding to reach 10,000field workers by offering instructor-ledlive online training and expandedcourse offerings for members andprofessionals

• Shared Services pilot launched inAfrica and India

• Spring 2009 Summit hosted byMicrosoft in Redmond, Wash



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FINCA

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CHF INTERNATIONAL

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2010

• Responding to Haiti earthquake, NetHopeengineers connected 22 humanitarianorganizations through VSAT/wirelesssolutions

• NetHope, their partners and members helpto bridge Haiti’s brokentelecommunications infrastructure bysending 1.5 tons of donated equipmentand hardware

• NetHope Africa Summit held in Nairobi• Kenya

• Adobe Systems Inc. provides largestsoftware donation in company’s history toNetHope members

• NetHope chairman, Edward G. Happ, isrecognized for contributions to nonprofitcommunity and receives NTEN 2010Lifetime Achievement Award

• NetHope launched I4D working groups inhealth, GIS, agriculture and microfinance

• NetHope responds to the flooding inPakistan by working with 15 member organizations in relief efforts, supplyinglaptops, software and video cameras

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The NetHope Academy begins ICT SkillsBuilding in Haiti

• NetHope’s I4D education programlaunched with plans to reach 1.5 millionsecondary students

• NetHope initiated “Bright Spots” Model and“Humanitarian Cloud” idea

• NetHope Global Member Summit held inSilicon Valley

• First successful trials of NetHope’s MHPcompleted with CARE in Kenya andMozambique



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HABITAT FOR HUMANITY

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PACT



2011

• Thirty-nine Haitian IT professionalsgraduated from the NetHopeAcademy

• Together with its partners, NetHopeprovided engineering support andICT equipment for members and

other organizations in Japan

• NetHope’s work restoring connectivityand building ICT skills in Haiti isfeatured in a World Economic Forumreport

• NetHope celebrates ten years of

collaboration and value addedservice at its Ireland Summit, hostedby Concern Worldwide and Intel



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COMPASSION INTERNATIONAL



“Many factors work together to eradicate

poverty. Technology multiplies those factors,

increasing our capacity to release childrenfrom poverty in Jesus’ name. Partnering withother like-minded organizations allows

Compassion to collaborate on emerginginnovations as well as leverage solutionsacross multiple groups. Our membershipwith NetHope opens doors for many new

possibilities.”− Jim Finwick

Vice President of Information TechnologyCompassion International



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GRAMEEN FOUNDATION



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CONSERVATION INTERNATIONAL



THANK YOU TO OUR SUPPORTERS



THANKS TO OUR SUMMIT SUPPORTERS



“Save the Children has a long history with NetHope asone of its charter members. There are many obviousbenefits that we get from our membership that not

only drive cost savings, but allow us to innovate tobring lasting change to children. At the end of theday I feel the true value of NetHope is in therelationships I’ve built. Being able to connect with IT

professionals who face the same trials and tribulationsthat I do, who understand the challenges of workingin the developing world, has value beyond themonetary. These professional relationships that reallyhave become friendships bring daily value into the

work that I do.”

− Ken Supersano

Sr. Director of TechnologySave the Children

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