At Digital Dividends, we receive many requests for help identifying sources of funding, free computers and software, Web development assistance, and other resources. The Resource Marketplace highlights some of the most useful resources that help address these needs.

Resources are organized into thirteen categories, listed to the left. Click on the categories you are interested in to browse through our available resources.



Special Opportunities

Stockholm Challenge Award
The Stockholm Challenge Award, pioneer among global ICT competitions, has opened its 2006 edition. Innovative teams from all over the world, who use ICT to improve living conditions and economic growth, are now invited to register their projects in the Challenge. Projects compete in six categories and the winners will receive the prestigious Challenge trophies at a beautiful event in the Stockholm City Hall, venue of the Nobel Prize ceremonies. For more details, please visit their Web site.

Hewlett-Packard Equipment Grants
Through their philanthropy and education program, Hewlett-Packard provides grants of equipment to eligible organizations. Detailed proposals are required for consideration within the grant program. In addition, applicants must have other sources of funding; HP will not be the sole source of funding to ensure project independence. For more information, including a list of featured grant programs, browse to Web site.

Intel Public Affairs International Contribution
The Intel Corporation makes grants to eligible organizations in the communities where the company has a major presence. The company focuses primarily on education, through grants for programs that advance science, math and technology learning. Environmental programs are also strongly considered, with particular emphasis on technological components. Intel will support additional programs that improve the quality of life in its site communities. These requests will be evaluated on the basis of the services offered and the program's impact on the community. Cost-effectiveness of the program, its ability to be effectively measured and replicated, and the potential for Intel employee involvement are also significant factors. Countries eligible for Intel grants include China, Costa Rica, India, Ireland, Israel, Malaysia, and the Philippines. For more information and to download the application form, browse to Web site

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