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Social sector players recognise the power of collective action, but few are able to practice it. Here's what they need to do.

This type of bold philanthropy has been gathering momentum in India, and emerging philanthropists can use these models to inform their own giving.

In the absence of a clear definition of a problem and the parameters for success, attempting to solve for it can get complicated and yield little or no results.

Given the complexity of social problems, it’s time we addressed social problems through open, technology-enabled ecosystems where innovators can co-create a wide array of rapidly scalable solutions.

In the absence of an ecosystem to guide them, small and first-time givers are often unsure of when, how and how much to give. Taking that first step is important because every bit counts.

Collaborative models can deliver great results if managed efficiently and sensitively. EdelGive Foundation’s experience leading a USD 7 million coalition offers insights into the art of making multiple stakeholders work for common outcomes.