Support more projects without losing depth.
Give your cohort a shared view of projects, progress and needs so your team can spend more time on guidance and decisions.
A shared view for every cohort
Each project has its own context, progress and open questions. Program teams can follow projects together instead of piecing information back together from separate files.
Different projects need different questions
A cohort can include startups, student initiatives, research teams and social projects. GIAN adjusts the analysis to the project’s type, stage and needs.
More useful mentor conversations
A shared project record gives mentors and program teams a starting point: recent progress, unresolved risks, missing evidence and possible next actions. Human expertise remains central.
See where support is needed
Portfolio views help teams identify projects that are progressing, blocked or missing evidence. Use that context to decide where to focus attention. For claims that can be verified publicly, GIAN researches them before asking mentors or founders to supply the evidence themselves.
Explore opportunities across the cohort
Projects can examine relevant grants and programs in their own context. A suggested match does not replace checking official eligibility rules.
Follow plans, documents and outcomes
Track tasks and milestones, prepare project documents and record progress for internal and funder reporting. Reports should reflect information your team has actually recorded.
Human support stays human
GIAN supports mentors and program teams with better project information. Selection, funding and strategic decisions remain in human hands.