Frequently asked questions
What is Revrse?
Revrse is the ecosystem enabler for sustainable innovation. We help students, young researchers, volunteers and NGOs make their science-based projects visible, credible and fundable — without turning the process into a grant proposal.
Do you fund projects?
We don’t directly disburse funds. We help projects get ready for funding—by clarifying goals, documenting progress, and presenting outcomes in a way partners and CSR teams can understand and support.
Who can start a project?
Students, volunteers, researchers, and NGOs working on nature, climate, water, waste, or sustainability education—across both lab work and field action. Early-stage ideas are welcome; clarity matters more than polish.
What information do you need?
A clear title and short summary; the problem you’re addressing; what you plan to do; where you’re based; who’s involved; and the kind of support that would help (materials, funds, collaborators, etc.). Keep it clear, detailed and honest.
How does review and visibility work?
We do a light review for clarity and authenticity. Approved projects appear on the platform so partners can discover and support them. Ongoing updates and simple evidence (photos, readings, logs) make your work easier to back.
Are there any fees?
Revrse is a Section-8 not-for-profit. Any platform/reporting fees are cost-recovery only and support open tools and operations. Student-facing features remain free.
How do you handle data & privacy?
We collect only what’s needed to showcase projects and connect them with support. Public views avoid personal data; sensitive details can be kept private. You can request edits or removal anytime.
Which areas do you focus on?
Nature, climate, water, waste and sustainability education — with emphasis on science-based, tech-enabled solutions. If your idea serves people and the planet, you’re in the right place.
How can we partner?
NGOs, institutions, and CSR teams can write to hello@revrse.org to collaborate on programs, reviews, or thematic calls for projects.