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philanthropy
October 18, 2022
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IDR Interviews | Bill Drayton
In this freewheeling conversation, Bill Drayton emphasises that everyone has the right, and ability, to be a giver. And in today’s world where everything is changing, everybody can, and must, be a changemaker.
by
Smarinita Shetty
,
Sneha Philip
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7 min read
August 18, 2022
How nonprofits can establish a US-based entity
Insights on the strategic benefits, costs, opportunities, and risks for Indian nonprofits seeking to establish a US-based entity.
by
Alex Counts
,
Rahul Shah
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6 min read
July 28, 2022
“We definitely need far more conversation around mental health”
Neerja Birla speaks about the mental health and integrated education landscape in India, the stigma surrounding it, and what key stakeholders need to do.
by
Smarinita Shetty
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7 min read
July 26, 2022
How nonprofits can tap into the potential of individual giving
Understanding the motivations for individual giving is key to unlocking the benefits of this form of 'microfunding'.
by
Rukmini Datta
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5 min read
July 19, 2022
Pitching your true-cost needs to funders
Nonprofits and funders don't always align on the importance of funding organisational development. Understanding funder motivations can help bridge this gap.
by
Anushka Siddiqui
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Pritha Venkatachalam
,
Shashank Rastogi
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6 min read
June 7, 2022
Collective fundraising for greater impact
Fundraising among the Indian diaspora tends to be fragmented. Here are some practical lessons on overcoming these challenges from a coalition of US-based organisations working to advance development goals in India.
by
Alex Counts
,
Balakrishnan Venkatachalam
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6 min read
April 20, 2022
Looking East: Tapping into Southeast Asian diaspora giving
What are the myths about philanthropy in Asia, and how can we start tapping into diaspora giving?
by
Aravindan Srinivasan
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Naina Subberwal Batra
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5 min read
February 1, 2022
How can Budget 2022 boost donations to nonprofits?
From increasing tax exemptions to reducing reporting requirements, here are six ways in which India’s tax system can incentivise charitable donations.
by
Dhaval Udani
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5 min read
November 26, 2021
A guide to tax-efficient crowdfunding for individuals
Here's what you need to know about tax exemptions, FCRA rules, and more, if you plan to raise money through a crowdfunding platform.
by
Dhaval Udani
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5 min read
November 19, 2021
The good, the bad, the ugly: What went wrong during India’s COVID-19 response
No single entity—be it the government, the corporates, or the social sector—can operate in isolation. However, all three failed to collaborate when the pandemic was at its peak in India. Why?
by
Osama Manzar
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6 min read
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