Welcome to the TechSoup Global Portal!

Participating in the site will be our entire TechSoup Global partner network and the TechSoup Global team. We look forward to adding partners to this portal community as we continue to grow the network.

The purpose of the site is to share information and tools for administering the TechSoup Global programme and interacting with one another. Take a minute to wander around and see what is there – a news box for all of us, a calendar for our individual and shared events and meetings, and the new TechSoup Global Operations Manual.

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The TechSoup Global Operations Manual is the resource for information on programme eligibility guidelines, organisation qualification guidelines, technical information about the partner platform, and order processing tools such as email templates. You will find links to its various chapters on the left navigation bar.

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All,
Wanted to share some recent press on TechSoup which may be of interest to the partner community.

1. On April 1, TechSoup's own Susan Tenby presented at a hearing of the Telecommunications Committee of the U.S. Congress on

We are pleased to announce the expansion of the TechSoup Global Network into two new countries!

A view of Johannesburg:

Oct. 30-Nov. 12, 2007

The first part of my trip took me to Nairobi, Kenya for a Microsoft sponsored NGO roundtable. After receiving my visa at the airport, I was immediately given a visual reminder that large parts of Africa still run on paper.

Partners and donors from around the world gathered in San Francisco the first week in October to learn and share ideas and best practices for the TechSoup Global program.