Support Policy for NGOs

Support Policy for NGOs

2025

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Scope

SDG 3 (Good Health and Well-Being), SDG 1 (No Poverty), SDG 10 (Reduced Inequalities), SDG 16 (Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions), SDG 15 (Life on Land), SDG 13 (Climate Action), and SDG 12 (Responsible Consumption and Production). We recognize the interconnectedness of the SDGs and value organizations whose work positively impacts multiple goals.

At Genially, we believe in the power of ideas that transform and create a positive impact. This policy establishes our framework for collaboration with non-profit organizations whose work resonates with our values and mission to enhance communication and creativity to generate a positive impact on society or the environment. We seek to help organizations that demonstrate a strong commitment and tangible results in these areas of action in a differentiated manner. Primarily, we seek to support initiatives that contribute to SDG 4 (Quality Education),

Our collaboration policy with NGOs explicitly aligns with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

Scope

On the other hand, at Genially we recognize that the definition and legal status of non-profit organizations or NGOs vary significantly worldwide, often being formalized by local legislation. However, at Genially, we have defined our own criteria and priorities for these collaborations. Therefore, some organizations legally constituted as NGOs under their respective laws may not be considered within the scope of this policy if their focus and objectives do not align with our emphasis on social or environmental impact and the other requirements we present in this document. Within the realm of commercial autonomy, Genially reserves the right to define the eligibility criteria for its discounts, with the caveat of not engaging in discrimination based on legally protected categories (race, religion, sexual orientation, among others) and specifying that the application of such discounts responds to Genially's own criteria, refraining from promoting them indiscriminately as "available to all associations or foundations".

Scope

The benefit we offer to eligible entities is a 50% discount on our prices.

Organizations specifically not included

Environmental impact activities included

Social impact activities included

The Genially team will evaluate the organization's suitability to our minimum requirements. At this stage, Genially may request evidence to ensure compliance.

3.Validation

1.Request

Genially will communicate to the organization whether the request is validated or not. If affirmative, it will send the discount code or manage the operation through an Account Manager.

The organization will contact Genially through the various available channels.

Process

To be eligible for the discount, the organization must follow the following process:

2.Evaluation

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Organizations Specifically not included

• Foundations managing private educational institutions (schools, private universities, etc.).
• Foundations linked to social work of banks or companies (including corporate foundations whose main objective is the CSR of the parent company).
• Cultural entities such as museums
• Associations without a direct social impact objective, such as:
• Sports associations whose main purpose is sports competition, promoting recreational activities, managing clubs or sporting events for their members, or promoting a discipline without a social or inclusive focus. Example: Federated sports clubs, fan associations, associations promoting a discipline, or entities focused on amateur/professional competition without direct social impact.

• Neighborhood associations
• Consumer associations
• Professional collective associations
• Professional colleges
• Political parties and their associated foundations
• Unions and their associated foundations
• Business associations and business confederations
• Any other entity whose main purpose is political, union, or business representation

Included Environmental Activities

• Biodiversity Conservation: Protection of endangered species, restoration of natural habitats, creation and management of protected areas, combating illegal wildlife trafficking.
• Combating Climate Change and Renewable Energies: Promotion of energy efficiency, development and encouragement of renewable energies, reforestation and carbon capture projects, awareness campaigns about climate change.
• Sustainable Resource and Waste Management: recycling and reuse, promotion of the circular economy, responsible water management, sustainable agriculture.
• Protection of Air and Water Quality: Monitoring and prevention of pollution, restoration of aquatic ecosystems, promotion of clean industrial practices.

• Environmental Education and Awareness: Raising awareness about environmental issues, educational programs in schools and communities, promotion of sustainable lifestyles.
• Applied Environmental Research: Research projects aimed at finding innovative solutions to specific environmental problems.
• Defense and Protection of Environmental Rights: Support for legal initiatives and political advocacy for environmental protection.

Included Social Activities

• Education and Training: Literacy, school support, vocational training for at-risk individuals, skill development for employment.
• Social and Technological Innovation with Impact: Organizations that use technology and innovation to creatively and scalably address social or environmental issues.
• Support for Vulnerable Groups: Assistance for people with disabilities, programs for at-risk children and youth, support for the elderly, initiatives for the homeless, help for victims of gender-based or domestic violence, and support for individuals with addiction issues and their families.
• Community Health and Wellbeing: Disease prevention, promotion of healthy habits, psychosocial support, access to health services for disadvantaged communities.
• Eradication of Poverty and Social Exclusion: Food assistance, clothing banks, microfinance initiatives for low-income entrepreneurs, community development projects.

• Human Rights and Social Justice: Advocacy and promotion of human rights, free legal assistance for vulnerable individuals, conflict mediation and resolution initiatives, fighting against discrimination.
• Sport for Social Development: Sports organizations that promote social inclusion, physical and mental health, teamwork values, and respect, preventing youth crime through sports. Example: Projects that use sports to work with at-risk youth, people with disabilities, integration of migrants, or as a therapeutic tool.
• Support for the Integration of Migrants and Refugees: Reception organizations, language learning, job search support, intercultural awareness initiatives.
• Volunteering and Citizen Participation for Sustainable Development: Organizations that mobilize and support volunteering as a force for change and achieving the SDGs.