Katipo has always worked in the not for profit sector. Our strong open source background enables us to provide robust, cost effective solutions for organisations which have many calls on their budget. We are sympathetic to the needs of NGOs, working professionally with both your paid staff and volunteers.

AWH Phillips Symposium

www.phillips08.org.nz
www.esam08.org.nz

The 49th Annual Conference of the New Zealand Association of Economists in 2008 celebrates the 50th anniversary of the publishing of one of the most widely cited papers written in economics. The paper by New Zealander, AWH (Bill) Phillips, was the foundation of what is known as the "Phillips Curve". As well as designing the site, we developed logos for print material to promote the conference.

BCITO

www.bcito.org.nz

The Building and Construction Industry Training Organisation develops and implements industry qualifications for the building and construction sector. We have been involved in a rebranding and restructuring of their website, to improve usability and functionality.

Business Capability Partnership

www.businesscapability.org.nz

The Business Capability Partnership is a partnership between a number of private and public sector organisations. At present it is funded by the Government through the Ministry for Economic Development. Its broad mission is:

• to increase understanding of and demand for high quality services aimed at raising capability in the business sector; and
• to ensure there is sufficient supply of appropriate and accessible capability building services to meet the dynamic needs of all New Zealand businesses.

The site features an installation of Koha, our free, open source library system. Papers and resources can now be catalogued and searched via a familiar library OPAC interface.

Council for International Development

www.cid.org.nz

CID has over 50 member agencies delivering aid and development programmes in developing countries around the world. The CID website was developed to support those activities, providing a focus for members to interact with the Council, and to further CID's awareness and training programmes. The site was developed to not only look great when viewed on a modern PC here in New Zealand, but to be just as navigable and attractive when used on an old laptop on the end of a wet bit of string in the field.

Child Poverty Action Group

www.cpag.org.nz

The Child Poverty Action Group is an independent charity working to eliminate child poverty in New Zealand through research, advocacy and education.

CPAG undertakes independent, up-to-date research on the underlying causes of poverty and its effects; advocates for more informed social policy to support the children of Aotearoa New Zealand; and supports other organisations working to improve the situation of children and young people in Aotearoa New Zealand by providing clear, independent, reliable information.

ICANN Conference

LIANZA

www.lianza.org.nz

Next Generation Internet

www.ngi-nz.co.nz

The NGI-NZ Society is a non-profit, common-interest society to promote and represent New Zealand research, innovation and education sectors in next generation Internet networks, protocols and applications.

The New Zealand Cricket Players Association (NZCPA)

www.nzcpa.co.nz/

New Zealand Utilities Advisory Group (NZUAG)

www.nzuag.org.nz

The New Zealand Utilities Advisory Group is a joint consultative group of road owners and utility companies working together to create outcomes to benefit all road users and communities. As such they need a site that can be used to communicate not only to the group members, but also promotes colloboration between different parties when it comes to digging up the roads. The site is maintained in house by NZUAG staff with Kea.

REBRI

www.rebri.org.nz

A small NGO site, REBRI is an information source for resource efficiency in the Building and Related Trades. The client wanted a site that was uncluttered, clear, intuitive to use, and that made the information accessible to all users. The website was launched only recently but initial feedback has been very positive.

Pacific Internet Partners

www.pip.org.nz

Established by UNESCO, UNDP and InternetNZ, the Pacific Internet Partners project works to improve the skill levels of ICT professionals in the Cooks Islands, Niue, Samoa and Tokelau - countries chosen for their strong links to New Zealand and the organisations involved.

As an initial partner of PIP, InternetNZ approached Katipo to create a website with a clean and simple design that would be used as an source of information about news, events and resources for those with an interest in the PIP project.

SAMsn

www.samsn.org.nz

The SAMsn website is the realisation of a 4 year research project identifying and cross-referencing the legislation, standards and guidelines from 37 agricultural industry groups. The website is a directory designed to help users develop a cohesive sustainable management program for their business or industry.

The website was developed with accessibility in mind, particularly for those on dialup connections in rural areas. Download times were kept to the minimum with the use of PERL and MySQL as development tools and a version of the web application is available on CD. The CD uses redirects to point to information on the live website, and thereby avoids becoming obsolete overnight.