We work across the whole ecosystem,

with funders, SSOs, and government. Each plays a part the others rely on, and our role is to bring them together so those parts add up to lasting change.

Funders

Most philanthropy funds delivery, and that work matters.
We make the case for a complementary bet: investing in the systems and organisations that make delivery last.
Indian philanthropy puts around ₹1.2 lakh crore to work each year, next to the ₹25.7 lakh crore the government puts into social services, so the smartest giving doesn't just deliver, it unlocks far more.

Read more about how India Inc. is building Bharat

₹100 Crore

in government funding unlocked for water rejuvenation

76 Lakh

children in grades 1 to 3 reached through the foundational-learning programme

₹3,770 Crore

unlocked from MGNREGA across two states

We help CSRs and foundations understand systemic giving, shape their portfolios with intent, and back the big bets worth making.

System Support Organisations

SSOs are the missing middle between communities and government.
Their expertise enables them to develop and take what already works on the ground and build it into public systems, so a proven idea can reach the whole country. They achieve outsized impact on modest budgets, and with the right backing they can go even further.

Read more about Systemic Impact Exemplars

Step 1

Proven Solution

Proven Solution

An approach that has demonstrated results on the ground.

Step 2

System Support Organisation

System Support Organisation

Strengthens the idea, builds government capacity, develops public goods, and supports implementation.

Step 3

Government Adoption

Government Adoption

The solution is integrated into public systems and programmes.

Step 4

Population-Level Impact

Population-Level Impact

Millions of people benefit through government delivery.

Governments

No organisation in India reaches more people than the government.
It is the country's largest funder of social progress, spending ₹25.7 lakh crore a year, and its biggest doer, running more than 10 lakh schools and reaching 8.3 crore people through MGNREGA. Working with the government rather than around it can make a single good idea reach the whole country.
Learning outcomes (ASER)

Learning outcomes (ASER)

Years of ASER made learning outcomes a national priority, shaping the National Education Policy and the NIPUN Bharat mission

Road safety (SaveLIFE)

Road safety (SaveLIFE)

Its advocacy gave India the Good Samaritan Law

Public health (SEARCH)

Public health (SEARCH)

Its home-based newborn care model cut neonatal mortality by 60 to 70% and was adopted under the National Health Mission