Share NON-PROFITS Fundraising Strategy A well-crafted fundraising strategy that is aligned with funders’ requirements, expectations, and funding segments, is essential to ensure long term sustainability and growth for non-profits. There has been an unprecedented surge in funds from Corporates and Philanthropies flowing into India’s non-profit organisations. According to the India
The series aims to strengthen internal preparedness of NGOs and boost their chances of receiving funds. We will be covering topics on Compliance, Basics of Financial reporting and M&E reporting, Leveraging Tech for Donor reporting and Understanding Funder Expectations.
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In data to measure social impact by companies, education is the most favoured choice of Indian IT cos, followed by central govt schemes that get about 14% of CSR money.
40% of the food produced globally tends to be lost during the post-harvest value chain. In India, inefficient post-harvest management practices lead to massive post-harvest food losses that impact farmer incomes. Emerging technologies like robotics, artificial intelligence, blockchain, machine learning, analytics, IoT and others carry the potential to address the
A strategy exercise to assess the organisation’s current market position in terms of scale, reach, growth, and impact.
An international philanthropic foundation is looking to develop a technology based scalable model to evaluate whether Spoken English Skills (SES) leads to an increase in employability of urban poor youth.
ESG in India’s insurance sector is increasingly shaped by regulatory momentum and the need to align with global standards. Read on to understand the drivers, challenges, and implications of ESG integration in the insurance industry.
The challenges and needs of the tribal population are unique and need to be addressed differently. How do we reach the most marginalised women in remote villages to ensure safe deliveries for them?
Vanita Viswanath has been a development sector practitioner and social entrepreneur for over 20 years. She is the former CEO of Udyogini, a non-profit that focuses on business services such as training.