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Purnata is a nonprofit anti-human trafficking organization that focuses on the prevention, rescue, rehabilitation and reintegration of women who fall victim to trafficking in India. Part of Purnata’s mission is to provide victims access to opportunities to become contributing members of society. Purnata offers a training program where women who want to leave the trade can come and learn essential skills needed to function in society. These skills include language learning, computer operations, basic math, and tailoring. All of these things will help increase her chances of finding employment and creating an ability to support herself.

This is how Amoli was created, to help these women who are learning new skills start earning an income. Amoli is a for profit business that hires women out of the trade who have taken interest in tailoring. These women make clothing, handbags, and other textile goods and sell them, receiving money compensation in return.

Founded in 2000 on the belief that World Change Starts with Educated Children®, Room to Read is creating a world free from illiteracy and gender inequality. We are achieving this goal by providing support during the two most critical time periods in a child’s education: primary school for literacy acquisition and secondary school for girls’ education. To date, Room to Read has reached more than 18 million children in 39,000 communities across 16 countries. Room to Read began working in Cambodia in 2002, where approximately 1.7 million children have been impacted by our work across 1,900 communities, including 16,300 secondary school girls.

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Himalayan Innovations is a for profit entity that works on introducing innovative , non-intrusive clean energy technology in Nepal. Focusing on Engineering, Technology and Design. Himalayan Innovations aims to bridge traditionally isolated sectors through cross cutting innovation projects.

Himalayan Innovation focuses primarily on design, development, prototyping and pilots and partners with other grassroots organisations for scaled implementation of the projects. It works with community members to design solutions that are customised and suited to the local needs all the while creating frameworks that allow scalability and replication as much as possible. It also works across multiple sectors and involves a diverse set of individuals for each project it designs and partners with. It’s projects operate in a sandbox design style based on a human centered design approach with a focus on innovation, localisation and invention.

Climate Action Platform

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Avijatrik is an online community-based traveling platform empowering underdeveloped local communities with tourism. We provide local travel experiences to travelers in collaboration with local communities. Our tours are created based on the services of our hosts and designed to provide remarkable experiences. Avijatrik works hand in hand with local people to promote ‘community-based tourism’ to provide travelers with an authentic and meaningful experience to travelers and contribute to the preservation of culture and nature while bringing economic opportunities for decent and sustainable livelihoods to local communities. We train local people as our host them to give them facilities to make a room for the tourists, develop the facility for foods and other essential tourism activities and comprising all of their services we create tour packages and sell them on our platform and many other local and international platforms.

Daastan is a book publishing company which leverages technology to bring accountability and transparency in the publishing industry. Qissa – Pakistan’s premier publishing portal – connects key stakeholders in the industry to exchange value. Daastan is democratizing the industry by transferring the power to the content creators to publish, distribute and earn from their content without depending on anyone else.
Their vision is to put a book in every hand and build an active network of physical and digital creative communities to strengthen the pillars of knowledge. Three major verticals where they operate are capacity building, career mapping and building technology. They upskill the creative workforce through workshops and connect them with curated opportunities through an online portal. Think of it as a one-stop-shop for all the publishing needs.

How do you make the world walk more than a mile in your shoes? To show appreciation for art with every step. DOCHAA, a Nepali word for handmade shoes, aims to highlight the country’s art and culture. Every DOCHAA shoe is a symbol of Nepali identity.

Nepal’s art sector was badly affected by the 2015 earthquake. It inspired us to act to preserve local art, and to reconnect youth with traditions.

A social impact enterprise we use traditional fabrics, to produce innovative designs. In collaboration with the local artisans, women’s groups and shoemakers, DOCHAA uses local resources to create one-of-a-kind stylish, comfortable, and durable shoes. We have a dignified and safe working environment for marginalized workers. By creating an extraordinary brand, DOCHAA is redefining the industry and challenging the stigma related to the craft of shoemaking, in Nepal. DOCHAA plans to establish outlets in Nepal and across the world, creating a socially conscious brand that supports local artisans.

Java Mountain Coffee is a social enterprise committed to empowering women farmers and providing farm fresh sustainably-sourced Indonesian coffee. We are committed to providing innovative solutions in sustainable coffee products to companies and individuals that share CSR, sustainability and diversity and inclusion values. Our mission and U.N commitment is to empower women farmers and plant 3 million climate resistant coffee and shade trees by 2030.

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DANAdidik is a crowdfunding platform for financing healthcare students in Indonesia, connecting students in need with sponsors/lenders. Through its platform, healthcare professionals students can obtain affordable loans to pursue tertiary education and training.

YPK Bali established in 2001 as a response to the need of low-income communities for their physical rehabilitation. Start with its rehabilitation in 2001, YPK Bali has developed its program with informal education (2009), mobile clinic (2010) and the BaliRungi program for prevention of hearing loss.

The YPK served the entire Bali Province, however some our clients come from Java, Lombok and Sumba. The total number of our clients since it was established until the end of 2019 is 52,750 people.
In the near future, YPK will establish a Nursing Home for elderly people with disabilities who are alone, neglected and not cared for by their families.

YPK Bali’s achievements in 2019 were as winners of the Best Social Welfare Institutions (Foundations) in the Bali Province and were also selected as the first rank of the Best Indonesian Exemplary Social Welfare Institutions in 2019.

Prajayatna is a not for profit, development initiative, working to improve the public education system in India. Initiated as the education wing of MAYA (Movement for Alternative and Youth Awareness), a Karnataka based organisation which worked towards improving the lives of marginalised communities through empowering them to address issues of livelihood and education, it became an independent organisation from 2008. Since the year 2000, Prajayatna has been working with different stakeholders, especially communities and local government bodies, towards the holistic development of schools. It is presently operational in the States of Karnataka, Telangana, Jharkhand and Uttar Pradesh. Towards quality in education, Prajayatna works in the broad areas of Early Child Care & Education, Educational Governance and Capability Based Learning.

Founded in 1919, Save the Children invests in children so that every child attains their right to survival, protection, development and participation. We advocate for children, innovate and develop evidence-based solutions for problems children face, and achieve results at scale by leveraging local and global partnerships. Our 2030 Ambition defines our priorities, which is achieving three breakthroughs for children: (1) Survive: No child dies from preventable causes before their fifth birthday (2) Learn: All children learn from a quality basic education (3) Be protected: Violence against children is no longer tolerated. We work in close to 120 countries around the world, directly reaching over 41 million children (as of 2018) to make these breakthroughs a reality.

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Established since 2015, Fantastic Dream (FD) is a charitable institution registered under section 88 of the Inland Revenue Ordinance. FD implemented its prototype project supported by SIE Fund in 2016, using online platforms to reach game-addicted and hard-to-reach Internet youths. Continuing the project in start-up stage in 2018, new services are added to provide promotion and outreach services for welfare organisations, government departments and corporates, helping them to reach larger youth audience and engage in different events. FD amplified its influencing power to the youth by utilising KOLs to convey messages and information. We have collaborated with more than 100 organisations and schools, in organising more than 100 events, talks and workshops. Through these events, more than 8,000 youth have been reached offline, complimented with an online reach exceeding 1 million.