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Legal awareness alone cannot protect survivors of gender-based violence. Funders and nonprofits must ensure sustained legal representation.

India's mandatory CSR impact assessment framework risks rewarding what is easy to count rather than what creates lasting change.

Grants alone cannot take social enterprises to scale. A mix of grants, guarantees, and commercial debt can help them build creditworthiness and unlock the capital they need to grow.

A tripod model between government, nonprofits, and philanthropists, much like public–private partnerships in the past, can help overcome the constraints that governments face and drive systemic change.

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.

Successful AI solutions aren't built over a short grant cycle. They are developed with patient, long-term support.

Outcomes-based financing has shown promise in India. What does it need to scale beyond a handful of donors and implementation partners?

Disability work receives less than 1 percent of CSR funding in India. A new report explains how the sector can respond to this gap.

CSR capital in India is at an all time high, but reaching it now demands a different kind of approach.

Philanthropist Harish Yarlagadda believes that for human beings to survive the climate challenge, greater support is needed for biodiversity and ecological restoration.