Anuradha Vittachi, OneWorld.net founder, interviewed in Internet magazine
Howard Lake | 31 August 2001 | News
Anuradha Vittachi, the director of OneWorld International Foundation, and non-profit sector Internet pioneer, is interviewed in this month’s Internet magazine.
The Oneworld.net Web resource is the largest online resource for development and human rights organisations and individual activists. Although it doesn’t focus on fundraising, it is an excellent example of how non-profit organisations can use the Web to collaborate, inform and campaign.
Co-founder of Oneworld.net Anuradha Vittachi, is interviewed in the September 2001 issue of Internet magazine. She explains that the site started with just £10,000. Now they are funded by DfID, which recently gave them £1 million. They also have one corporate sponsor, BT.
The interview is not published on Internet magazine’s Web site, so you’ll have to buy the magazine itself to read it. The interview appears on page 28.
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