Michael and Susan Dell Foundation
Facilitates grants and impact investments to improve quality education and provide economic stability to economically disadvantaged families in urban areas of India
Facilitates grants and impact investments to improve quality education and provide economic stability to economically disadvantaged families in urban areas of India
Works to introduce innovative solutions in the education system to improve learning outcomes in partnership with impact organisations and the Government, with special focus on foundational learning
A social enterprise incubator which provides funding, mentorship and support to for-profit early-stage social enterprises
Invests in social impact organizations to promote inclusive and sustainable growth in multiple sectors
Provides seed funding, technical know-how and expert assiatnace to startups working in the social impact sector
Improving the quality of healthcare, sanitation and financial services for the underprivileged population
Invests in businesses focused on education, skill development and technological advancement in women
Identifies sector-specific policy bottlenecks to create social impact, boost social entrepreneurship and encourage impact investment in India
Provides a platform to connect social enterprises with socially-motivated investors
Creates large-scale jobs through skill development in association with governments, corporates, mentors, investors and educational institutes to increase economic opportunities in Latin America, Asia and Africa
Funds and supports social impact programs and solutions with significant social or market impact
Invests in early-stage social enterprises across multiple sectors to provide them capital and support
Aims to strengthen impact investing in India by creating a network of active investors and encouraging investments in social enterprises
Invests in early-stage social enterprises with innovative solutions in agriculture, education, and healthcare
Partners with public and private organisations to take business ideas to markets in developing countries.