10 years after running IT workshops in an entrepreneurial program in Samfya District, we’re now working with one of the graduates to raise the roof in their school.

We’ve been working with Pula to build a technical system that supports their work with farmers in Malawi and Zambia.

When we developed the Africa LEDS Partnership website, we increased the availability of content to their multilingual audience.

At MERL Tech 2017 we presented EvalC3, the evaluation multi-tool we’ve been developing with M&E expert Rick Davies.

We're offering free 45 minute workshops at the Bond Conference in London, March 20-21. We can help plan your project and offer advice on the best next steps.

We've created an event registration service and data collection tool. This has enabled organisations, in the San Francisco Bay area to help more people gain access to citizenship advice. 

On 9th July 2001 six publishers signed the statement of intent that led to the development of Hinari, which provides developing countries with free or low-cost access to academic content.

Aptivate have been involved in its development since 2006.

Last year, Aptivate led a consortium of researchers and practitioners to explore the role of technology in citizen-engagement and participation in the development sector

Last year we teamed up with the International Planned Parenthood Federation and London school of Hygiene and tropical medicine to launch their 3 year innovation project

How we at Aptivate help organisations and NGOs develop software applications using the iterative development approach called Agile in a user-centred approach

I'm excited to be travelling to Washington DC today to take part in a 3 day USAID co-creation workshop.

Participatory and practical workshop this week on effective evaluation of digital citizen engagement...

When developing low bandwidth sites, we must pay particular attention to the size and number of assets we include on a page...