Partner Organisations

Accelerate Indian Philanthropy (AIP) was founded in 2021 with an objective to transform the strategic giving landscape in India. AIP works with ultra-high net worth individuals and families, in India and the diaspora, to create sustainable impact by inspiring and enabling them to give more, give sooner, and give better.

Founded in 2019, Air Pollution Action Group (A-PAG) is dedicated to addressing India's air pollution crisis. The organisation seeks to increase citizen engagement to enhance political awareness and stimulate the political will to act, while also supporting the government's efforts by filling capacity gaps.

Established in 2025, Atithi Foundation aims to strengthen India’s tourism ecosystem by addressing key gaps, such as fragmented destination management, low brand visibility, regulatory hurdles, weak data systems, and underutilised heritage assets. It believes that tourism, if supported by systemic reforms and coordinated action, can drive sustainable livelihoods, regional growth, and cultural preservation.

Established in 2012, Central Square Foundation (CSF) is committed to improving learning outcomes for all school-going children in India through system-led reforms. With a strategic focus on Foundational Literacy and Numeracy (FLN), CSF partners with various state governments to implement statewide FLN Missions, integrate EdTech solutions for enhanced learning, and drive Early Childhood Education (ECE) reforms to strengthen FLN outcomes.

Established in 2019, the Centre for Effective Governance of Indian States (CEGIS) aims to improve lives by helping state governments deliver better development outcomes. Their work is grounded in research, evidence and a practical orientation towards implementable ideas.

The Centre for Research in Schemes and Policies (CRISP) was established in 2022 by a group of senior civil servants, including former Secretaries to the Government of India, to collaborate with state and central governments in designing and redesigning social sector schemes and policies.

Founded in 2021, ChangeInkk Foundation is dedicated to creating pathways to success for individuals with learning disabilities, such as dyslexia, which affects an estimated 200 million Indians. It believes that harnessing the potential of these individuals is crucial for India's goal of becoming a $5 trillion economy.

DAKSH is a non-profit think tank working on the Rule of Law by improving the functioning of courts and tribunals. It leverages perspectives from data, technology, processes, institutional ecosystem, and administration. Their focus has consistently been on unveiling ground realities and advocating for citizen-centric systemic reforms within the law and justice system.

Established in 2021, The Foundation for Advancing Science and Technology (FAST India) is dedicated to building capacity and advancing policy solutions that foster scientific enquiry and research, and facilitate the creation, dissemination, and translation of new scientific knowledge.

The Foundation for Economic Development (FED), established in 2022, is dedicated to driving sustained and broad-based economic growth in India, targeting a growth rate of over 10%. It collaborates closely with governments to reform key sectors such as labour-intensive exports and housing.