Sankalp addresses the critical challenge of bridging the gap between NGOs in need of specialized skills and skilled individuals eager to contribute meaningfully to social causes. The traditional model of volunteering often faces obstacles such as resource limitations, lack of diverse expertise, and difficulty in tracking impact. Sankalp revolutionizes this landscape by providing a seamless platform where NGOs can access a diverse pool of skilled volunteers, offering expertise across various domains.
For NGOs, the platform presents an opportunity to overcome resource constraints, tap into a cost-efficient solution, and amplify the impact of their projects by collaborating with skilled professionals passionate about their causes. The Karma Point System adds a sustainable dimension to collaboration, recognizing and rewarding NGOs for their contributions.
For volunteers, Sankalp resolves the challenge of finding meaningful opportunities to apply their skills. It facilitates skill exchange, professional development, and a sense of purpose by connecting them with projects aligned with their expertise and passions. The introduction of Karma not only acknowledges their impactful contributions but also enhances their social status through referrals, fostering a community where skilled individuals can actively engage in positive change.
In essence, Sankalp addresses the inefficiencies in the traditional volunteerism model, creating a dynamic ecosystem where skills become a powerful force for social good, and every contribution sparks transformation.
Creating Karma Points for Sankalp posed challenges in defining value, preventing exploitation, motivating sustained engagement, ensuring fair distribution, and designing a scalable redemption mechanism. User perception, education, and alignment with Sankalp's mission were crucial elements in overcoming these challenges. The multidisciplinary approach blended economics, psychology, game design, and user experience to establish a robust centralized currency system.
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