India Development Review (IDR) is a knowledge and learning platform for the social sector. IDR publishes articles, lessons, and insights written by and for people working on some of India’s toughest challenges. Nonprofits, CSR initiatives, and funders use IDR’s articles, research, and knowledge to raise funds, improve projects, develop policy notes, and as teaching materials at global and Indian universities.
HumSafer Driver Safety Foundation, in collaboration with Good Mind Pvt. Ltd., is committed to making Indian roads accident-free. Their mobile application uses AI to help prevent road accidents for truck drivers. Additionally, the foundation undertakes community welfare initiatives to support the families of truck drivers.
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Green Communities Foundation (GCF) engages with communities such as housing societies, corporate offices, and villages to implement scientific waste management practices, including segregation at source, on-site composting, and recycling. This enables communities to divert over 80% of their waste from dumping grounds.
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FMCH aims to end preventable child malnutrition by strengthening the Anganwadi system. They empower Anganwadi workers to provide one-on-one nutrition counseling and equip them with digital tools to deliver consistent, high-quality care.
Farmers for Forests (F4F) helps farmers boost India’s forest cover to combat climate change and poverty. Using the payment for ecosystem services (PES) approach, F4F offers conditional cash transfers to farmers and landowners to grow or protect forests.
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Eklavya India Foundation supports first-generation learners from marginalised communities,
including Dalit, Adivasi, and nomadic tribes, in achieving successful careers through higher
education.
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EkiBeki empowers rural and peri-urban artisans, focusing on women and youth, through sustainable handmade products and ownership models.
DK Health Access Foundation is on a mission to improve healthcare for all. They have developed the “Sulabh Ilaj” app, which provides access to affordable and quality healthcare services by leveraging public healthcare funds and facilities.
Civis believes that laws made for communities should be made by communities. They gather public feedback on draft laws and policies and share it with the government to create better laws that address citizens’ needs.
Asude transforms adolescent lives by providing comprehensive support with a research based curriculum. It fosters self-awareness, experiential career exploration, and actively involves teachers and parents, ensuring smooth transitions from learning to livelihood.
