The Digital Sovereignty Framework Transforming Non-Profit Infrastructure through Global Tech Grants (v1.0)
Abstract
This research introduces the Digital Sovereignty Framework, a model for large non-profit organizations to proactively manage crises and fully integrate a digital solution to achieve operational autonomy. The Framework provides a foundation for non-profit organizations to access global technology grants funding from Microsoft, Google, Oracle, AWS, and Salesforce to construct digital infrastructures that are safe, effective, and scalable to the mission of the organization. The framework strengthens operational effectiveness, data protection, and transparency through the governance of data, certified software, hybrid cloud governance, and operational platform and cloud structures. The framework also encompasses important digital sovereignty principles that allow non-profit organizations to enhance their technical legitimacy, protection of sensitive information, and technology independence. The research provides comprehensive and strategic guidance to non-profit organizations to achieve modernization of digital capabilities, effective use of resources, and maximizing the global technology framework.
Fields of Study & Subjects
Information Technology Governance and Strategy
Security
Politics
and Digital Transformation
Nonprofit Sector and Volunteering
Publication details
- Journal / source
- Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
- Publication date
- 3 March 2026
- Language
- EN