ECCE CSR Landscape in India and it’s Potential for Impact
The study plots the current landscape of funding and solutions for ECCE enabled by CSR, explores trends and evolution of CSR in ECCE funding.
The study plots the current landscape of funding and solutions for ECCE enabled by CSR, explores trends and evolution of CSR in ECCE funding.
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Ed-tech in under-resourced communities differs from typical market-based products, and argues for thoughtful design and customisation of those products.
India has made notable progress in maternal healthcare over the past decade, yet significant challenges remain in ensuring quality care reaches every woman, especially in rural and underserved areas.
Women’s economic empowerment as a growth imperative Women-led development has emerged as a central pillar of India’s growth agenda under the Viksit Bharat 2047 vision. Achieving the country’s long-term economic ambitions will depend not only on increasing women’s participation in the workforce, but also on strengthening their ownership of enterprises,
A structured approach would be a catalyst to CSR funding in deep-tech
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Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) suggests that the responsibility of the for-profits operating within society…
Non-profits need a plan to steer through the rough seas, bringing clarity and revisiting relevance in order to adapt and pivot their current programmes.