This is our published Seed-level operating baseline. The recurring Seed needs below are parts of this amount, not additions on top of it.
What can your support make possible?
Money is only one form of support. Peaceful World also needs technology, software, professional expertise and institutional partnerships. Here we show what the organisation needs now — and what each contribution can change.
See current priority →At a glance
A compact picture of the organisation's current baseline and the most concrete need we can close next.
Replace the ageing primary workstation while reusing components that still have useful life.
A useful contribution does not need to arrive as cash. In-kind support can reduce the same organisational costs.
Current priority
A specific need with a clear finish line: one secure, maintainable primary workstation for the organisation's daily digital work.
Primary Digital Workstation
Our primary workstation is built on a platform more than a decade old. Rather than discard everything, we want to replace the obsolete core and reuse components that remain useful — including the existing graphics card where appropriate.
New processor platform, motherboard, memory, power supply, cooling and chassis. Reuse the existing GPU, display and suitable storage.
A complete new core workstation with modern NVMe storage and a secure Windows environment, while preserving the existing GPU.
Core workstation plus a professional 4K display, power protection and additional memory or storage where useful.
A partner can support the whole workstation or just one part: CPU, motherboard, memory, storage, monitor, UPS, store credit or an equivalent complete workstation.
Ongoing needs
These needs keep the organisation functioning or expand what it can do. Where they belong to the Seed baseline, they are not added again on top of €60,000.
Digital infrastructure & software
Hosting, domains, security, cloud services, development infrastructure, AI tools, backup and the software required to operate and publish.
Legal, accounting & compliance
Accounting, annual reporting, nonprofit governance, privacy, contracts, registrations and the legal work required to keep an international organisation dependable.
Open knowledge & publishing
Research, source verification, educational materials, websites, audio and the editorial work needed to keep public resources useful and freely accessible.
Languages & accessibility
Professional translation, localisation, subtitles, voice, accessibility and the infrastructure needed to move beyond the organisation's current language capacity.
More than donations
If your organisation has resources rather than a grant budget, those resources may still solve a real need.
Computers, displays, storage, networking and production equipment.
Nonprofit licences, hosting, cloud, AI/API and security credits.
Legal, accounting, cybersecurity, design, engineering, accessibility and translation.
Connections to foundations, technology partners, media, advertising credits and institutional networks.
Recognition without influence.
Where appropriate, we can acknowledge support on our website and impact reporting, publish a factual case study, or recognise a technology partner publicly.
Public acknowledgement and partner recognition
Factual reporting on how resources were used
No editorial or research control
No access to user data or automatic product endorsement
Can you close one of these needs?
Donate, offer equipment or software, provide professional help, or introduce us to someone who can.