Administration
Bookkeeping, organizational management, and practical use of social media.
Technical assistance
MRI connects nonprofits in developing countries with specialists who can provide instruction, skills training, and practical advice.
Request assistanceExpertise for a specific need
Local organizations often have limited access to professional advice. Technical assistance addresses a defined operational problem without taking control away from local leadership.
MRI draws on volunteers, partner organizations, and outside specialists according to the type of help required.
Areas of support
Specialist skills
Construction, medicine, psychology, social work, and technology.
Care for leaders
Counseling and mentorship for the people responsible for local organizations.
How support is delivered
Direct support
Coaching or consulting is provided on site or remotely by phone, email, or online meetings.
Connected support
MRI links the organization to useful manuals, external specialists, or experienced staff from another nonprofit.
Frequently asked questions
Who is technical assistance for?
Nonprofit organizations in developing countries whose work aligns with MRI’s focus areas.
Does support have to happen in person?
No. Assistance may be provided on site or remotely, depending on the need and available specialist.
Is technical assistance the same as a grant?
No. Technical assistance provides knowledge or specialist help. Grants provide funds for approved projects or programs.
Tell us what your organization needs
Describe the challenge, the support you are seeking, and where your organization works.