Volunteer with DTID
Help Shape the Future of Responsible Digital Technologies.
Programme Overview
The Digital Technology Institute for Development (DTID), formerly the Blockchain & Climate Institute (BCI), brings together professionals from around the world who are committed to advancing the responsible use of artificial intelligence, blockchain, digital infrastructure, and emerging technologies.
As a DTID volunteer, you’ll contribute to applied research, international standards, policy development, technical projects, and capacity-building initiatives that help governments, institutions, and international organisations address real-world challenges. Whether your background is technology, law, policy, finance, communications, research, or public administration, your expertise can help shape trusted digital solutions with global impact.
Where You Can Volunteer
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Why DTID is Different
Global Impact
Contribute to projects supporting governments, international organisations, and public institutions around the world.
International Collaboration
Work alongside experts in technology, public policy, law, finance, research, and governance from more than 40 countries.
Professional Development
Expand your expertise through applied research, international standards development, and peer publications.
Meaningful Work
Every contribution directly supports real-world initiatives designed to improve digital governance and capacity.
Commitment
- Time: 4–8 hours per week, flexible schedule.
- Duration: Minimum 6 months, recommended 12 months.
- Mode: Remote (pro bono), with webinar & workshop access.
Volunteer Application
Frequently Asked Questions
How much time is required?
Most volunteer roles require approximately 4–8 hours per week with flexible scheduling across time zones.
Are positions remote?
Yes. All volunteer positions are fully remote, with opportunities to participate in selected global webinars and conferences.
Are volunteers paid?
No. All volunteer positions at the institute are pro bono, offering high-impact opportunities for professionals and postgraduate scholars.
Will I receive recognition?
Yes. Volunteers who complete their service in good standing receive an official Certificate of Service and may be recognised in reports and projects.
Can students apply?
Yes. Qualified postgraduate students and exceptional early-career professionals from all around the world are highly encouraged to apply.