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Charities, not-for-profit and third sector
Our experience
Co-creating technology and services that improve lives with tech for good initiatives
Charities, not-for-profit organisations and those in the third sector face unique challenges in delivering their missions while managing limited resources and funding.
Embracing technology can offer these vital organisations opportunities to enhance efficiency, amplify their reach, and create lasting change.
Some of our clients
What we do
At Equal Experts, we are committed to having a positive impact on the communities we live and work in, as well as the wider world, through a strong corporate social responsibility program.
Our Tech for Good initiatives provide exceptional support to our charity partners by providing access to experts who can help them design, deliver and scale technology and data solutions that improve lives globally.
Our services
Design
Create user-friendly, accessible systems that empower volunteers, staff and clients to engage with services effectively.
Data
Unlock vital data insights and use analytics to make informed decisions, optimise resource allocation and improve service delivery.
Deliver
Plan for the future with effective technology strategies and solutions that maximise social impact and operational efficiency.
Scale
Develop flexible, scalable and efficient systems that adapt to the changing needs of the sector and provide long-term sustainability.
Case study
Helping Médecins Sans Frontières to predict malaria outbreaks 8 weeks in advance
Malaria kills over 600,000 people each year—most of them children under five. For Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF), knowing when outbreaks are likely to surge is critical for sending the right medical support in time. But as climate change disrupts rainfall and temperature patterns, these peaks have become harder to predict—especially in remote areas where delays can be deadly.
MSF and Equal Experts partnered to further develop a machine learning model – also known as the Malaria Anticipation Project tool (MAP) – to forecast malaria transmission using over a decade of outbreak data. By early 2025, the updated MAP tool went live—offering MSF teams an AI-powered dashboard to anticipate malaria spikes and respond faster, potentially saving countless lives.
Thank you so much for your efforts over the last week, it’s been truly amazing to see all the improvements and outcomes and I’ve been blown away by the efficiency and way you worked. Without your help, I can’t imagine how much further down the track a go live like this could be.
Founder and Chair
, Donarity