August 4, 2026
What if CSR stopped working in silos?
CSR funding and projects often cluster in a few geographies in India. Here's why these patterns emerge and how better coordination can drive effective and equitable outcomes.
Pragya Raj Singh
Pragya Raj Singh is a development professional working at the intersection of philanthropy, policy, and cross-border partnerships in the India–US corridor. Her work focuses on strengthening ecosystems and advancing strategic philanthropy. Pragya has previously worked with governmental and non-governmental organisations including the National Human Rights Commission, Ministry of Finance, and NITI Aayog in India, and the Alliance for Afghan Women and Partners in Health in the US. She writes on philanthropy, development, public policy, and systems change, with a particular interest in youth, livelihoods, and inclusive development. Pragya holds a master’s degree in international economic affairs from Boston University.
Areas of expertise
Philanthropy, public policy, strategic partnerships, social impact
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