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    ATE Chandra Foundation (ATECF) works closely with nonprofits and governments to design and scale solutions that impact the most marginalised populations. They focus on two key areas: (i) social sector capacity building (building the capacity of professionals, organisations, and the ecosystem to create a stronger and more resilient nonprofit sector) and (ii) sustainable rural development (addressing key rural issues and investing in rejuvenation of water bodies and natural farming activities).


    Articles

    A vector of a pyramid of people_organisational capacity
    Leadership & Talent
    October 30, 2024
    Case study: Embedding capacity building into organisational culture
    The need for nurturing organisational capacities is well-known, but how can a nonprofit integrate capacity building into its value system? Universe Simplified Foundation's journey presents a roadmap.
    by Derrek Xavier, Devanshi Vaid | 10 min read
    An illustration depicting people working at an office-organisational culture
    Leadership & Talent
    September 27, 2024
    Case study: The importance of investing in people and organisational culture
    Building a people-centric work culture leads to organisational growth for nonprofits. Makkala Jagriti's experience in effective internal capacity building shows how.
    by Saba Kohli Dave, Devanshi Vaid | 10 min read
    an AI generated illustration of a messy desk with a computer on it-data
    Technology
    September 20, 2024
    Case study: Building a robust data management system
    Data is an integral resource for nonprofits, yet many struggle with it. Safa India's journey reveals the potential of sound data management and what it takes to develop a system for it.
    by Derrek Xavier, Devanshi Vaid | 9 min read
    Raj Mariwala_philanthropy
    Philanthropy & CSR
    July 31, 2024
    “You cannot have scale without inclusion”
    Raj Mariwala, director of Mariwala Health Initiative, talks about their changing idea of philanthropy and why it is important to build systems for the margins.
    by India Development Review | 2 min read
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    Monitoring & Evaluation
    May 9, 2024
    Case study: The importance of nonprofit M&E systems
    Why are monitoring and evaluation (M&E) frameworks important for grassroots nonprofits? Tapasya's journey presents the critical role they can play in driving impact and growth.
    by Saba Kohli Dave | 9 min read
    a photograph of Rekha Koita-philanthropist
    Philanthropy & CSR
    March 28, 2024
    “A philanthropist’s job is to connect the dots and build synergies”
    Rekha Koita, co-founder of Koita Foundation, talks about her journey as a philanthropist and shares her excitement about the future of giving in India.
    by India Development Review | 2 min read
    puzzle pieces against a wall-organisational development
    Ecosystem Development
    March 21, 2024
    Case study: Organisational development at the grassroots
    This case study outlines how instituting formal structures, policies, and processes can influence the operations and impact of a grassroots nonprofit.
    by Jasmine Bal | 9 min read
    An image of Amit Chandra-philanthropist
    Philanthropy & CSR
    March 20, 2024
    “As a philanthropist, it is your failures that shape you”
    Amit Chandra, co-founder of ATE Chandra Foundation, discusses his life as a philanthropist, speaks about his values and anxieties, and shares some lessons for his peers.
    by India Development Review | 2 min read
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    Scale
    March 7, 2024
    Case study: To scale or not to scale?
    When is a grassroots nonprofit ready to scale? And how can it effectively build capacities to achieve this? A closer look at QUEST's growth reveals more.
    by Derrek Xavier | 8 min read
    lego blocks and org values--talent management
    Leadership & Talent
    May 4, 2023
    Case study: Getting nonprofit talent management right
    Can a nonprofit build a strong team culture when strapped for resources? Arpan's talent management practices present a way forward.
    by Devanshi Vaid, Smarinita Shetty | 12 min read
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