The Good Company
Embracing four mindsets towards impact-led philanthropy
'Today forward' is an approach that begins with the status quo and builds a philanthropic plan incrementally from there
Building a Goodtech Future: The rise of technology
Fields of corporate social responsibility and social impact are also undergoing a transformation with the help of technology, or “Goodtech”
Why sustainability is more than a collection of feel good initiatives
Here's a breakdown of how to implement an effective sustainability management framework in your organisation
How field catalysts help achieve population-level social change
Field catalysts play pivotal but largely unseen roles in supporting and orchestrating the efforts of direct-service nonprofits, philanthropists, and other stakeholders.
Shared business values for greater impact : An innovative approach
The usage of shared value as a guiding principle to re-define business strategy is rapidly catching on as more and more companies look to differentiate themselves from their peers by adopting inclusive businesses
Need of the hour: An army of noble hearts battling classroom hunger for India's children
India has a long distance to traverse to eradicate its problem of hunger, especially among children – the torchbearers of its future. Here’ why we need to step up the fight against classroom hunger
Why CSR and other grant-makers need to provide more 'good' overheads to NGOs
Funders typically support programmes, but they scrimp on ‘overhead’. This practice gives rise to a vexing ‘starvation cycle’ that constrains nonprofits’ ability to invest in essential organisational infrastructure
The three challenges that stop people from giving in India
Rati Forbes, Director at the Forbes Marshall group talks about philanthropy, the challenges in donating and the importance of family values in encouraging giving
Billionaires must give 2% of their wealth every year for greater good: Mohandas Pai
The former Infosys CFO believes that a lack of compassion and sensitivity is the biggest barrier to giving in India
Mindset over matter: Indian nonprofits that know how to grow
With more than 250 million people in India living on a daily income of less than $2, it’s clear that any nonprofit aspiring to reduce poverty needs to have a huge reach. But some nonprofits seem better equipped to meet the challenge of scaling in India than others. What gives them an edge?