VIRTUAL PLATFORM FOR VOLUNTEERS
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https://doi.org/10.17721/3041-2323.2024.399-409Keywords:
Virtual Platform for Volunteers, Next.js, Vercel, CI/CD processesAbstract
As a result, the Virtual Platform for Volunteers should become not just a tool, but a strategic resource that will change the way volunteer work is organized in Ukraine, giving it a new, modern dimension. The use of advanced technological solutions will not only optimize the processes of interaction between volunteers and those in need, but also guarantee transparency and convenience of making donations. The practical significance of such a platform will increase the efficiency of volunteer coordination and help ensure a quick and effective response to the urgent needs of society.
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