MOWO
MOWO creates a safe, reliable commute option ‘For and By Women,’ empowering them to
be self-reliant. It has partnered with Telangana’s Women and Child Welfare Department to
establish India’s first Motor Training Centre for Women.
Telangana
Launch Girls
Launch Girls empowers adolescent girls with 21st-century skills, entrepreneurial mindsets, and agency to transition successfully from school to work, breaking cycles of poverty and inequality. Its Girl Boss programme, adapted from MIT Sloan classes and research by the World Bank and World Economic Forum, helps underserved girls across India gain income generation skills.
Esther
Esther empowers girls and young women from dalit, bahujan, and adivasi communities to challenge gender and caste norms, build agency, and pursue aspirational higher education and career pathways through life skills, future readiness, mentorship, and exposure opportunities.
Dakshas
Dakshas helps marginalized patients get non-emergency medical treatment. It builds primary care to cater to patients, guided by medical protocols.
Barabari Collective
Barabari Collective democratizes freelancing opportunities for candidates from low-income, semi-urban, and rural communities through an earn-as-you-learn project-based upskilling program. During the course, candidates receive personalized mentorship from tech professionals, work on paid industry projects to generate additional income, and build a solid portfolio, leading to high-value jobs and self-employment opportunities.
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Alokit
Alokit’s vision is for all children in India to learn in high-quality schools led by empowered leaders. To achieve this, they support school leaders (principals, headmasters, and education officers) in improving their leadership practices, which enhances school processes and culture, ultimately leading to better student outcomes.
