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Thought you would be interested in joining CauseTech, a global cause-directed,
social innovation campaign in partnership with UNICEF. Dubbed “Succeed Where
There’s a Need,” the campaign promotes social entrepreneurship and aims to
aggregate the world’s best and brightest IT professionals, technologists,
product developers, researchers, entrepreneurs, academics and post-graduate
students in a global open innovation ecosystem. The aim is tap collective
thinking and input to identify, adapt and deploy inventive technology solutions
that can help UNICEF scale its efforts to meet the ever-growing needs of the
poorest and most vulnerable and excluded children across 190 countries. This
includes health, drinking water, renewable energy, food security, hygiene,
education, communication, and self-sufficiency.
A dedicated community site (CauseTech.Net),
powered by innovation platform leader Ideascale, will enable participants to
share, vote and discuss refinements to “inspirations that overcome
limitations.” CauseTech.Net will register and profile contributors and run
crowdsourcing contests and challenges developed by UNICEF Innovation Labs
located in 12 countries. A complete view of the "Succeed Where
There is a Need" campaign can be sourced from http://www.causetech.net.
Using the tagline, “Your Brilliance Can Make a
Difference,” the campaign will also involve the CMO Council, Business Performance
Innovation (BPI) Network, C-Suite Network, and the Global Renewable Energy
& Environmental Network (GREEN) as partners. Here is a link to the
announcement press release (http://causetech.net/about/media-center).

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