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The Techno-Philanthropy sector in the USA involves diverse entities all unified by a common goal: leveraging technology for philanthropic impact. With organizations ranging from impact investors and deep tech companies to charities and foundations, the ecosystem is as varied as it is vast. Each category plays a unique role in shaping a future where technology serves as a beacon for social change. For an in-depth view of the Techno-Philanthropy landscape and its myriad players, visit https://lnkd.in/eQuAEzK4 Our strategic partner Ecosystem Mapping-as-a-Service remains open for inquiries on commissioned ecosystem map platforms in other industries and regions, some done on a pro-bono co-branded basis, and can be reached for inquiries here: https://lnkd.in/eHfXeXnc #TechnoPhilanthropy #SocialInnovation #Philanthropy #NonProfits #ImpactInvesting

The Techno-Philanthropy Ecosystem in the USA showcases a significant concentration of organizations and investors dedicated to fostering social impact through technology. California and New York lead with the highest number of entities and purpose-driven investors, reinforcing their status as innovation hotspots. The nationwide distribution illustrates a commitment to advancing societal causes across diverse areas, with non-profits, community groups, and DeepTech ventures at the forefront. For a deeper dive into this nexus of technology and philanthropy, the full ecosystem analysis is available at https://lnkd.in/eA3UB_Bw Our strategic partner Ecosystem Mapping-as-a-Service remains open for inquiries on commissioned ecosystem map platforms in other industries and regions, some done on a pro-bono co-branded basis, and can be reached for inquiries here: https://lnkd.in/eGvkS6nm #TechnoPhilanthropy #SocialImpact #InnovationEcosystem #PhilanthropyUSA #ImpactInvesting

Philanthropy.International with the support of Deep Knowledge Philanthropy, has launched a first-of-its-kind mapping of the USA Techno-Philanthropy Ecosystem. Developed in collaboration with Ecosystem Mapping as a Service, the open-source platform offers a unique overview of Techno-Philanthropy in the USA as a flourishing and dynamic sector. With a collective force of 6,000 non-profit organisations, 1,460 purpose-driven investors and 400 donors, the landscape of Techno-Philanthropy is vibrant and diverse. Explore the Techno-Philanthropy in the US Ecosystem here: https://lnkd.in/e4WnmWaa Our strategic partner remains open for inquiries on commissioned ecosystem map platforms in other industries and regions, some done on a pro-bono co-branded basis, and can be reached for inquiries here: https://lnkd.in/eABShVtD

The UK's Techno-Philanthropy sector demonstrates a thriving ecosystem with 1,730 organizations engaging in innovative social good. Among these, 610 are non-profits and 740 are social enterprises, with sectors such as AgeTech and Innovation, Technology, and Research leading in numbers. Impact investors form the backbone of this sector with 211 entities, showcasing a strong inclination towards societal and technological progress. Some of the companies driving forward innovation in this dynamic industrial ecosystem include Millennium Three Consulting, Ab care 3, 500 Startups, 7Ridge, A/O PropTech, Abbots Care Ltd, Abbotsford Care Home, Aberdeen University Artificial Intelligence Society, Able Community Care, Absolute Care Services, AccesserCise, Accu Reference Medical Lab. Discover more about this dynamic sector here: https://lnkd.in/eQnnSjWK Regional stakeholders interested in having their own ecosystem mapping platform developed can learn more here: https://lnkd.in/ePQWscUQ #TechnoPhilanthropy #SocialInnovation #UKTech #ImpactInvesting #Nonprofits #SocialEnterprise

Florida's Techno-philanthropy is flourishing with 210 organizations and 40 investors dedicated to societal impact. A majority of these organizations, showcased in the geographic distribution, are deeply involved in Innovation, Technology, and Research, attracting a significant number of impact investors. The Florida GeoMap indicates widespread engagement across the state, with a strong concentration of activities aimed at advancing educational, humanitarian, and stabilization efforts. For a deeper dive into Florida’s commitment to technological philanthropy, visit here: https://lnkd.in/dfpJDy_b Our strategic partner, Ecosystem Mapping-as-a-Service, remains open for inquiries on commissioned ecosystem map platforms in other industries and regions, some done on a pro-bono co-branded basis. Regional stakeholders interested in having their own ecosystem mapping platform developed can learn more here: https://lnkd.in/d9_CMKzj #TechForGood #Philanthropy #ImpactInvesting #FloridaNonprofits #InnovationForChange

The UK's Techno-Philanthropy Ecosystem is charting new territories in societal impact through innovation. With a remarkable array of 1,730 organizations, the landscape is diverse and rich—740 social enterprises and 610 non-profits are weaving technology with philanthropy to address critical issues. The commitment is further amplified by 340 purpose-driven investors and 40 donors. Spanning 15 sectors, with a notable presence in DeepTech and Impact Investing, the UK is fostering a future where technology serves as a cornerstone for philanthropic endeavors. This holistic approach is not just revolutionizing fields like AgeTech and AssistiveTech but is also enhancing humanitarian assistance and conflict prevention. Delve into the details of how the UK is reshaping the fabric of social good with tech at the core: https://lnkd.in/esWVJnKi #UKTech4Good #SocialInnovation

Philanthropy.International, a specialised analytics subsidiary of Deep Knowledge Group, has launched a first-of-its-kind mapping of the Techno-Philanthropy in Florida Ecosystem. Developed in collaboration with Ecosystem Mapping as a Service, the open-source platform offers a unique overview of Techno-Philanthropy in Florida as a flourishing and dynamic sector. With a collective force of 160 organisations, 40 purpose-driven investors, 8 donors, and 40 investors, the landscape of Techno-Philanthropy is vibrant and diverse. Explore the Techno-Philanthropy in Florida Ecosystem here: https://lnkd.in/eDXEmtdD #TechnoPhilanthropy #FloridaInnovation #SocietalImpact #DeepKnowledgeAnalytics #FloridaTech

Deep Knowledge Group General Partner Dmitry Kaminskiy’s latest Op-Ed in Zawya Arabic, a leading source of regional news and intelligence in the Middle East, on the topic of ‘The 5th Industrial Revolution as an engine for human longevity’, is now available. Key Take-Aways: - With breakthroughs in genetic engineering, regenerative medicine, and AI-driven healthcare, we are inching closer to not just treating diseases but preventing them altogether. - The 5th Industrial Revolution (5IR) will combine AI, advanced biotechnology, nanotechnology, and quantum computing to accelerate healthy human Longevity. - Cooperation between humans and AI is already accelerating Longevity Industrialization, and 5IR technologies like AI will become a fundamental, industry-standard component of personalised medicine and precision health long before the decade is over. - Governments worldwide are increasingly recognizing that health is a valuable asset, and this is evident in the UAE, which possesses the essential elements needed for a world-leading National Healthy Longevity Industrial Strategy. - Extended Healthy Longevity represents not just a minor goal or outcome of the 5th Industrial Revolution, but one of its most integral pillars, and perhaps its most noble practical application. “The Fifth Industrial Revolution invites us to redefine what it means to be human—to transcend the boundaries of biology and harness the potential of our collective intelligence. The future is uncertain, but one thing is clear: humanity is on the brink of a revolution that will leave an indelible mark on our history, and we have more power to shape the proportion of risk versus the reward it yields than we realize.” “In the pursuit of extending healthy human longevity, one essential factor to consider is the utilisation of advanced technology to optimise decision-making processes. As we venture into this uncharted territory, employing AI and data-driven insights to map and optimise decisions related to technology development, investment strategies, and ethical considerations is not just advantageous; it's imperative.” “Only through the intelligent use of technology can we hope to strike a balance between the extraordinary opportunities these advancements offer and the potential risks they pose. The path forward requires a harmonious fusion of human intellect and AI, shaping a future that harnesses innovation, anticipates and mitigates risk, and preserves our collective well-being.” Read the full article here:  https://lnkd.in/eNRjjada