Status: Multiple CSR project opportunities available. Who can apply: NGOs seeking CSR partnerships across various sectors. Focus Areas: Environment, education, healthcare, rural development, livelihood, and social welfare. Key Point: New Requests for Proposals (RFPs) are listed regularly for NGOs looking for CSR implementation opportunities. Know More
Status: Open Application Deadline: 14 July 2026 Who can apply: NGOs/CSOs through Corporate or PSU partners. Preferred Project Size: ₹25–50 lakh (overall project budget). Focus Areas: Community development, education, healthcare, livelihoods, environment, and other CSR initiatives. Key Point: Projects are implemented under a partnership model with shared funding. Know More
As the nonprofit sector continues to evolve, effective governance has become one of the most important factors in building a credible, transparent, and sustainable organization. Donors, corporate CSR partners, government agencies, and funding institutions are increasingly looking beyond project implementation to evaluate how an NGO is managed and whether it follows strong governance and accountability…
India’s nonprofit sector continues to navigate a challenging funding environment as organizations strive to meet growing social needs while adapting to evolving donor expectations. Recent developments indicate that many NGOs are experiencing increased pressure to secure financial support, making it essential to strengthen governance, transparency, and program effectiveness. Over the past few years, funding opportunities…
The recent amendments to the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Rules (FCRA) have increased the focus on regulatory compliance for organizations receiving foreign contributions. While these changes do not alter the Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) provisions under the Companies Act, 2013, they are expected to influence the way companies evaluate and partner with nonprofit organizations. As part…
The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has implemented important amendments to the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Rules (FCRA), effective 22 June 2026. These changes are aimed at strengthening transparency, accountability, and regulatory compliance in the management of foreign contributions received by nonprofit organizations across India. Under the revised rules, NGOs that are already registered under FCRA,…
