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Chintan Environmental Research and Action Group

India

Chintan’s vision is to create a future where the resilience and health of people and planet are acting and thriving as one. Chintan's mission is to pioneer the transition to a Circular Society - a humanised system that is just, gender-inclusive and climate resilient. It's a comprehensive approach to circularity where not only are materials and energy circulated in sustainable loops, but also, wealth, knowledge, technology, power and agency are circulated and redistributed to everyone in society.

SDG 5 · Gender EqualitySDG 10 · Reduced InequalitiesSDG 13 · Climate Action

Educate Girls | Foundation to Educate Girls Globally

India

Vision We aim to achieve behavioural, social and economic transformation for all girls towards an India where all children have equal opportunities to access quality education. Mission We leverage existing community and Government resources to ensure that all girls are in school and learning well.

SDG 5 · Gender EqualitySDG 1 · No PovertySDG 3 · Good Health

Muktangan Education Trust

India

To create an inclusive and an empowered world that enables everyone to live in harmony with a right to freedom of expression, respect and with integrity To encourage and support communities, through networking, to reflect and evolve sustainable, learner-friendly, holistic educational programs, drawing on the learnings of the ever-upgrading Muktangan model

SDG 4 · Quality Education

Progressive Foundation

India

Our Vision: We, the Progressive foundation team are human change agents. We are committed to create changed human lives. Our achievements are cured patient, a child that learns, a young man or woman grown into a self-respecting adult, a changed human life altogether. Our Mission: Our mission is to empower and uplift communities by championing women’s health and education, nurturing the well-being of children, advancing maternal and child health and nutrition, fostering equal opportunities for all, with a special focus on gender equality, and combatting climate change to protect vulnerable communities. We strive to create a world where every individual…

SDG 2 · Zero HungerSDG 3 · Good Health
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Urban Management Centre

India

Urban Management Centre

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SPANDHANA

India

"SPANDHANA envisions building a holistic, sustainable, and inclusive society by promoting development rooted in gender equality, social justice, and environmental sustainability."

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Reap Benefit Foundation

India

Our Mission To build a nation-wide movement of 10 million first-mile changemakers called Solve Ninjas by 2030, redefining climate and civic leadership through impactful hyper-local actions

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LEARNING LINKS FOUNDATION

India

To foster purpose and progress by unlocking lifelong learning.

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PRAGYA

India

Pragya’s vision is one of marginalised communities living dignified lives free from poverty and injustice, fully enjoying the benefits of development in a manner harmonious with cultural heritage and the natural environment. Pragya’s mission is to enable grassroots sustainable development for the poorest, most neglected communities in remote and marginal societies, in a way that preserves and promotes local cultures and fragile ecosystems.

The Akshaya Patra Foundation India

India

We endeavour to solve at scale the overarching societal issues of classroom hunger and malnutrition in the country. It is our firm belief that investing in child nutrition and education is one of the most effective entry points for human development. Driven by this belief, we strive to provide children with hot, nutritious and tasty meals every school day as an incentive to come to school. Thus, the vision – ‘No child in India shall be deprived of education because of hunger.’ Currently, we serve over 2.35 million children studying in 25,768 government schools 78 locations in 16 states and…

SDG 5 · Gender EqualitySDG 1 · No PovertySDG 2 · Zero Hunger

Dream a Dream

India

To empower young people from vulnerable backgrounds to thrive

SDG 4 · Quality Education
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Partnering Hope into Action Foundation (PHIA)

India

A society free from poverty, exclusion and discrimination where all people live with justice, peace and dignity.

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