A partnership should make the experience more useful for the people taking part. As ETH Tunis prepares a first gathering for June 2027, we are opening conversations about contributions that help participants learn, build and make lasting connections.
Start with a contribution participants can use
An ecosystem team might offer a workshop with a clear learning outcome, provide mentors or support a small technical challenge. A university community might help understand student interests and organize preparation sessions. A local supporter might make a venue, equipment or other practical resources available.
These are proposed partnership formats, not announced commitments. We will agree scope, responsibilities and delivery details with each partner before publishing their involvement.
Design an activity around a real outcome
For a workshop, describe what a participant will be able to do at the end and the experience they need before attending. For mentorship, agree the subjects, available time and how builders can request help. For a challenge, define the problem and evaluation criteria before discussing rewards.
A useful proposal includes the people involved, the preparation required and the resources needed. It should also explain how a participant can continue learning after the event.
Measure what actually happened
The right measures depend on the activity. For a workshop, attendance, completion and feedback are more informative than the number of times a logo appeared. For a project activity, working demonstrations and the quality of follow-up can help assess the contribution.
Audience estimates and delivery targets will be labelled as estimates or targets. We will distinguish agreed deliverables from outcomes that depend on participant choice. Introductions and contact sharing should be opt-in.
Keep the program useful and the relationship clear
Supporting an event does not automatically mean receiving a speaking slot or editorial endorsement. Program relevance and participant value should guide the content. Any paid placement or sponsored article should be clearly identified.
We will also distinguish cash sponsorship from in-kind contributions and any project prizes. These support different needs and should have clear ownership and delivery dates.
Begin with a focused conversation
Tell us what your team does, who you want to help and what you could contribute. Include your preferred activity, likely preparation time and any constraints. You do not need a complete sponsorship proposal to start the conversation.
Use the partnership inquiry form to register your interest. Exact dates, venue, audience capacity and packages remain subject to confirmation, so no reach or commercial outcome is guaranteed at this stage.
Something to contribute?
Propose a workshop, share your project or tell us how you’d like to take part.
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