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Empowering NGOs & Social Enterprises with Pro-Bono Consulting
Empowering NGOs & Social Enterprises with Pro-Bono Consulting
Unlock innovative solutions with the brightest minds from NUS
Unlock innovative solutions with the brightest minds from NUS
Our Past Clients
Our Past Clients
Our Expertise
Our Expertise
Market Entry
Market Entry
Go-to-Market Strategy
Market Expansion Strategy - new market segments or new geography specifically SEA
Volunteer Engagement
Volunteer Engagement
Volunteer Acquisition and Retention Strategies
Revenue Generation & Fundraising
Revenue Generation & Fundraising
Partnerships
Donor Acquisition/Retention
Revenue Stream Identification
Marketing & Engagement
Marketing & Engagement
Branding
Point-of-Sale Marketing Strategies
Operational Efficiency
Operational Efficiency
Operating Model Optimization
Cost Reduction
Supply Chain Strategies
FAQs
FAQs
Does our organization have to be located in Singapore?
Does our organization have to be located in Singapore?
We are open to organizations located outside Singapore too, depending on the feasibility of the scope and capacity of the team.
How much will the project cost?
How much will the project cost?
Our organization provides pro bono consulting services so no fees will be charged. Clients may choose to donate out of their own will after completion of the project.
How many consultants work on a project?
How many consultants work on a project?
Typically 5-7, including one project leader and 1 deputy project leader, and 3-5 analysts. Consultants will be students from NUS.
How do I know if my organization can engage in a project with 180DC SGKR?
How do I know if my organization can engage in a project with 180DC SGKR?
You may reach out to us or fill in the client engagement form. Our client engagement department will reach out to you to discuss the potential problems your organization may face and develop project scopes.
We evaluate proceeding with the proposed scopes based on the feasibility (e.g., if the scope can be completed within 10 weeks) and the potential impact of the scope.
For-profit organizations can also be eligible for a project if they are social enterprises.
Project timeline?
Project timeline?
We have two cycles per year - Jan to April and Aug to Nov. Project scoping and engagement will begin before the cycle (e.g., projects to be conducted in Jan to April cycle in 2025 will have the scoping process finished in Aug to Nov cycle in 2024).
Typically a project lasts for 10 weeks, with 3 key milestones after scoping: kickoff call, midpoint presentation at Project Week 5-6, and endpoint presentation at Project Week 10-11
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