A Boostlingo Case Study

United Nations Capital Development Fund

Ran weekly bilingual meetings for their global team with Boostlingo Events

United Nations meetings held on remote simultaneous interpretation (RSI) platform

Summary

The United Nations Capital Development Fund (UNCDF) chose to host weekly calls on Boostlingo Events with simultaneous English-to-French interpretation, allowing their colleagues to participate in the discussions around program management and corporate development. The multilingual event platform became a tool for better communication at their weekly internal meeting.

The Challenge

The Local Development Finance Practice (LDFP) at the UN Capital Development Fund has an online meeting every Thursday to discuss program management and development. These meetings let colleagues worldwide share updates and ideas. However, their previous online platform needed to support language interpretation better, leading to fewer French-speaking colleagues joining.

The Solution

Since October 2016, LDFP has used Boostlingo Events for weekly meetings. It offers professional interpreting, quick technical help, and good customer service. It’s easier to use than other systems, with simple sign-up and setup, automatic recording, a fair price, and ongoing improvements. English-to-French interpretation lets French-speaking colleagues join in discussions, talk with headquarters, and work with partners. LDFP is happy with the service and suggests it to similar organizations.

"The weekly call hosted on Boostlingo Events with simultaneous English French interpretation has allowed French-speaking colleagues to participate in the discussions."

The Results

2
Languages available
Weekly
Internal meetings
Easy
To set up and use

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