MyNgo - Manage your organisation and your volunteers

ENLARGE
YOUR NETWORK
AND DEVELOP
JOINT PROJECTS

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ENGAGE
YOUR MEMBERS

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WHAT IS IT?

MYNGO is a virtual platform that facilitates and improves organisation management. MYNGO brings online everything you need to manage: your administration, your members, your projects and your collaborations.

Through a single, dedicated login you can develop your virtual environment, discover management tools and automation that simplify your internal administration, build a social network dedicated to your members with spaces for interaction, develop virtual courses and expand your network by connecting with other registered organisations.

What can we do for you?

Project Management Tools

MYNGO gives access to tools, templates, tutorials and customized tutoring that will guide you to simplify your administrative management processes

Learning Management System

MYNGO provides a virtual course creation system with monitoring and evaluation instruments. You can both develop courses for your members and cooperation projects

Projects Showcase

MYNGO is a showcase of opportunities and project results. Your members can apply for projects with one click and the results of your activities will be shared internationally

Digital Membership

MYNGO is the virtual association environment. Members will be able to create their own profiles and use spaces for training and interaction

Virtual Activities

MYNGO offers virtual projects and courses with synchronous and asynchronous activities and tools for sharing, interaction, monitoring and evaluation

Networking

MYNGO offers all members spaces for cooperation and interaction where they can discuss and plan activities by pooling their skills and using the tools provided by the system

THE PROJECT

MYNGO is part of a project of cooperation partnership in youth funded by the Erasmus Plus programme. The project (2021-1-ES02-KA220-YOU-000028892) aims to respond to the digital development needs of associations and learning processes in non-formal education and it is developed by Asociación Brújula Intercultural (Spain), Associazione Kora (Italy), Dynamic Learning (Estonia) and Regionalne Centrum Wolontariatu (Poland).

The European Commission’s support for the production of this publication does not constitute an endorsement of the contents, which reflect the views only of the authors, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.