Fundacja Civic Tech is a Warsaw-registered foundation whose stated work combines civic support with software development and public-sector research. Its registry-listed activities include advising and supporting citizens in dealings with state bodies, public administration and local government, as well as with other organisations in Poland and abroad. The foundation is also authorised to develop specialist software and make it publicly available, organise research and analysis on public administration, and share knowledge and experience.1
The foundation’s website describes its focus as technology for civil society, with particular attention to Belarus, where it says repression creates challenges for civic organisations and activists. Its activities include building communities of grassroots activists and training them to run petition and advocacy campaigns; developing web platforms for civic activism and data-analysis tools for data and investigative journalism; and producing media stories about local people and issues that receive limited attention from larger outlets.2
The available sources do not identify a specific flagship project, named founder or individual leaders. The registry identifies the foundation’s registered location as Warsaw and lists the Minister of the Interior and Administration and the President of the Capital City of Warsaw in the founder section; it does not provide a founding year in the supplied results.1 The website’s stated international and Belarus-related focus, alongside its registry-listed work with institutions in Poland and abroad, indicates activity beyond a single locality.12