Social Innovation Register

Our website is often accessed by our beneficiaries, most of whom are from a low income background. Zero-rating our content will make the information and support more accessible to the public.

Course content will be made available on the website domain. Participants will be able to access information about the projects they are signed up for. General public will be able to view learning opportunities when they become available.

Those with access to unlimited or third party funded data found it easy to access online AA resources whilst those who buy their own data often run out of data or have to make difficult choices between feeding their families or accessing the AA website We would like all who suffer from this disease to be able to help themselves and their families and not be disadvantaged by not having the means to buy data and access the recovery resources freely available to them.

Information on programs would be accessible to young people on a national scale

Zero-rating your website can significantly support the work of MNF (Mordecai Ndlovu Foundation) in several ways: 1. Increased accessibility: By making your website free to access, you can reach a broader audience, especially in low-income communities where data costs may be a barrier. 2. Improved engagement: Zero-rating can lead to higher website engagement, as users can explore your content without incurring data charges. 3. Enhanced learning: Your educational resources and programs can reach more youth and women, promoting skills development and empowerment. 4. Amplified impact: By providing free access to your website, you can amplify your socio-economic development initiatives, fostering greater positive change. 5. Increased donations: Zero-rating can lead to increased visibility, potentially attracting more donors and supporters to your cause. By zero-rating your website, you can further your mission to support youth and women, promoting a more equitable and empowered society.

Our website is directed at the public at large and includes working class and low income residents who do not have access to data and means to connect to websites. We hope that if our website is zero rated they will have access to our website content which is educational and provides up to date information that would benefit them.

We kindly request zero-data rating for www.ngoconnectsa.org, a vital resource catering to vulnerable community groups. Our platform disseminates crucial information, including job listings, blog posts, press releases, events, and articles, at no cost to non-profit organizations. As a non-profit initiative, our aim is to spread information about and for the civil society sector, not to generate profit. www.ngoconnectsa.org is an information platform owned and controlled by the Civil Society Sector where non profit organisations are awarded a platform to narrate their stories and maximise their impact. We only charge a minimal administrative fee on job postings for corporates and institutions to sustain our operations as the platform is currently not funded. With over 14,500 monthly viewers according to SimilarWeb, we aim to expand our reach to rural communities and the unemployed, providing them with access to job opportunities, funding news, and essential programs. Zero-rating our website will enable us to serve these communities better and enhance their access to critical resources.

Grootbos Foundation website supports Grootbos Foundation by sharing information regarding our programmes and the work that we do. As a conservation and community PBO we use this to share information regarding conservation best practices and how we engage our community to work in the Green Economy. We also promote Green Economy opportunities such as opportunities at the Green Futures College, which offers free horticulture and hospitality training courses and Entreprise Development programmes which help young people find employment. Our website is an asset to our community, which is made up of the most disadvanged and underserved people from Gansbaai. With limited resources, having access to tangible information and up to date opportunities is vital for upliftment.

The Futurelect website hosts a wealth of informative content designed to support aspiring leaders and promote civic engagement across Southern Africa and East Africa. Visitors can access a variety of resources including educational articles, insightful PDF documents, and engaging video content. Our articles cover a broad spectrum of topics relevant to public service leadership, governance, and civic education, offering practical insights and expert perspectives. The website also features downloadable PDFs that provide in-depth guides, reports, and policy briefs on current issues impacting the region. For those who prefer multimedia learning, our video content showcases interviews with industry leaders, highlights from our leadership programmes, and informative tutorials on effective leadership practices. Whether you are exploring political office or seeking to enhance your leadership skills, Futurelect's website serves as a valuable hub for learning and professional development in the public sector. The website is built on Wordpress and managed and maintained in house within the Marketing Team.

Written content Images Graphs Videos Audio

This is an online learning platform for Community health workers and ECD practitioners. It includes low res videos, text and images.

PLEASE NOTE: as this is an offline-first app there are two IP addresses that need to be zero rated for the app to be freely available to users. The first is listed below. The second is 40.123.251.155 and sends the data from the device (1st IP address) to the backend. CHW Connect is a workplace companion for community healthcare workers (CHWs) conducting home visits with pregnant mothers and young children. The platform supports CHWs to carry out stage/age appropriate assessments and provide important health inputs in order to guard against childhood stunting and other preventable maternal and child health related problems. This is a progressive web app that includes low-res video (hosted, not linked out), images and text.

Non-Profit Company main website with project and programme information, news, events, job and funding opportunities, links to webinars, impact reports, and other resources.

Resources for parents and caregivers of children aged 0-8, including video, audio and text learning materials, an option to contact the Programme Team for a follow-up, and activities and exercises for use with children in the promotion of their learn learning and development.

Content Type: Information, Reports, Images,Videos

RED INK is a non-profit, public benefit organisation that was founded in 2009 to provide resources, education and development in early Maths and Literacy. We offer a range of innovations, which provide access to quality early childhood teaching and learning programmes, and materials. Our mission is to provide quality, easy to access support and resources to practitioners, teachers, trainers, and parents across South Africa’s diverse education contexts. Our vision is to create learning environments that inspire and motivate children and promote positive early learning experiences and a solid foundation for future success at school. RED INK sources resources from local suppliers and partners with the Deaf Community of Cape Town (DCCT) to develop specific items and to collate our materials.

Text and pictures

The KiBooks platform offers learners, parents, and educators the opportunity to access thousands of eLibrary resources anywhere, anytime, and on any device, across all eleven South African languages!

The website offers interactive coding challenges in various areas like web design and data structures, real-world projects for hands-on experience, articles and guides, and a supportive community for learners to collaborate and seek help. The curriculum covers HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React, Python, and more. The goal is to help individuals acquire practical coding skills and build a portfolio through self-paced learning.

Our website is low in data and is made up of text and images. Images are optimized to decrease the size.

Average of 15 to 20 000 visitors per month and over 70% accessing via mobile devices. Contains online forms to capture info of patients and caregivers, online support programmes for beneficiaries, text and videos of top cancers in SA. Promotes CANSA services for patients and caregivers

Videos Photographs Text

Skill development Capacity building Recycling Rivers and illegal dumping site cleanup Educational awareness Agriculture Environmental

Educational programs Rivers and illegal dumping site clean up

Small images and text. Occasional upload of photos of ID documents and PDFs of things like matric certificates as attachments to CVs.