In a world undergoing rapid digital transformation, the need for IT skills in associations has never been more critical. IT skills-based volunteering provides a concrete and innovative solution: employees volunteer their digital expertise to support non-profit organisations, during their working hours.
However, this practice remains relatively unknown and underdeveloped in Luxembourg.
This is why IMS Luxembourg, with the support of the Ministry of State’s Department of Media, Connectivity, and Digital Policy, along with the European Social Fund, and in partnership with ProBonoLab and WIDEANDCO, has conducted an in-depth study on the topic.
Why read this guide?
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Discover a detailed overview of current practices in Luxembourg.
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Explore the tangible benefits of IT skills-based volunteering: social innovation, business engagement, and skills development.
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Be inspired by strategic recommendations to help boost this practice within your organisation.
IT skills-based volunteering is a powerful driver of impact: it fosters social connection, accelerates innovation within both the non-profit and business sectors, and addresses employees’ increasing need for purpose and engagement.
A heartfelt thank you to all the companies, associations, and individuals who contributed to this study, as well as to our partners who made this publication possible.
