How funders and NGOs can advance social mobility for Dalit and Adivasi communities
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By Riti Mohapatra, Soumitra Pandey, Rishabh Tomar, Chanda Jain, Jigyasa Khattar, and Roger Thompson
Abundant evidence shows that India's Dalit and Adivasi communities remain at the bottom of a “broken ladder” for upward economic and social mobility. This report explores opportunities for funders and NGOs to work together to bring more rungs of the mobility ladder within reach for these historically marginalized groups.
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By Anant Bhagwati, Karan Singh, Sudarshan Sampathkumar, Sambit Patra, and Jasleen Kaur
Growing domestic philanthropy is critical for India’s advancement. Written in collaboration with Bain & Company, the report asks: what could spur Indians with wealth to give more and propel CSR programs to the next phase of their maturation?
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