2 monitoring priorities for The Water Project: Bug fixing and performance

Nonprofit organizations like The Water Project face challenges in managing their tech infrastructure due to limited resources, requiring them to employ efficient solutions such as observability platforms to enhance their operational capacity. These platforms, particularly New Relic, enable small teams to monitor application performance and manage bugs effectively, ensuring minimal downtime and optimal performance for user interactions, which is crucial for donor engagement. The Water Project uses technology to gather project data, manage timelines, report spending, and collaborate with local communities to ensure access to water and sanitation. Observability tools help them address performance issues quickly and efficiently, allowing them to focus on their core mission while maintaining a lean engineering team. Additionally, through the Observability for Good Social Impact program, New Relic provides nonprofits with free and discounted access to its platform, demonstrating a commitment to equitable technology access.