Dasra

“Neera nundy is a key employee and is related to deval sanghavi.”

“The members are listed in part vii.”

“The members are same as listed in part vii.”

“The 990 is sent and reviewed and discussed at the board of directors meeting.”

“The conflict of interest policy is discussed at the annual meeting.”

“President deval sanghavi's salary was approved by the board of members. Compensation is reviewed and discussed at the board meeting.”

“Part vi, line 19: form 990 annual financial statements, return, and policies available at us office and available on request”

“There were no changes in 2022”

“Dasra has supported tech4dev initiative which is a group of software firms, ecosystem partners, and funders, initiated by a tech entrepreneur and philanthropist and supported by private family foundation. Tech4dev brings technology to the core of program design and implementation, amplifyes t4d through our various platforms and networks, circulating a cyclical t4d call for applications within our non-profit network with the aim of recommending relevant ngos, undertaking grant management including, tech-vendor management, due diligence, documentation and ensuring fund transfer and process accountability. Tech4dev helps social organizations by: -providing customized technology solutions to social organizations, at a reasonable cost. - developing open source solutions that are made available for other ngos to access, use, and build on -creating a collaborative of software firms that work effectively with social sector leaders.”

“Name: #backthefrontline region: india #backthefrontline is a dasra program aimed to support approx. 100+ ngos in india serving the vulnerable populations for covid relief in below specified areas: -awareness, information & counselling (vaccination drives/ readiness, covid symptoms & appropriate behaviour, mental health counselling incl. Affected families, communities, gen. Popn., helpline) -infrastructure, equipment & medical support (beds, screening, testing, ambulance, o2 generation plants, medicines, doctor consultations) -skilling & livelihoods (mask making, buying & selling produce, access to govt. Schemes) -financial assistance (financial support, paying salaries of medical staff) -care packages (ration/ food aid, hygiene, covid essentials) -training & capacity building of flw/ community worker / volunteer networks/ field staff (1st response, bp/o2 readings, healthcare guides, prevention kit)”

“Name: make a difference region: india make a difference (mad) was founded in 2006 with the aim and objective to help children in need of care and protection and break out of the cycle of poverty etc. Mad's mission is to "transition urban ultra-poor children out of poverty", by working with children in need of care and protection across india. These children come from broken families where the household income is < $2 a day. Mad builds a community-powered social-protection system that provides a holistic, high touch, long term support system for children in need of care & protection. By mobilizing the community, mad is able to ensure children are receiving the necessary care, after school support, college placements support, scholarships, living stipends, job placements & career progression support from the age of 10 till the age of 28.”

“Name: consortium for dewats dissemination society region: india consortium for dewats dissemination society (cdd) is a not-for-profit organization, registered in 2005, that innovates, demonstrates, and disseminates decentralized nature-based solutions for the conservation, collection, treatment, and reuse of water resources and management of sanitation facilities. These funds will be used for strengthening cdd's capacities in the water, sanitation, and hygiene sector (wash).”

“Name: impact foundation region: india impact foundation (india) is a not-for-profit organization that acts as a catalyst in india's vibrant philanthropic sector by driving collaborative action to accelerate social change. It works to build partnerships with hundreds of non-profits in india and philanthropists from around the world, to improve the ecosystem of the social sector and drive dignity and equity for all. The funds will be utilised for program of india youth action network a national, collaborative, youth-driven coalition that aims to serve as the voice of india's youth that engages with policymakers and the private sector to advocate for advancements that enable youth empowerment and progress. The youth network will focus on needs for information and access to contraception and engage with key stakeholders on sexual and reproductive health issues for young people with focus on quality of life.”

“Name:assam flood relief region: india dasra has supported ngos in assam to help them overcome with the impact of flood which they face every year. The support was extended to the organisation with a mission to improve the livelihood of the low-income segment by increasing opportunities and enriching the social, economic, educational, and cultural sectors of north east for a better future and support for betterment of women households, animal husbandry, weaving (material support) agriculture - winter paddy, seed, fertilizer, laborers.”

“Name: rebuild india region: india rebuild india fund was launched as a relief initiative at the height of the covid pandemic in india in april 2021. Recognizing the long-term impact covid will have on india's vulnerable and marginalized communities, as well as the need to stand in solidarity and support local partners with opportunities to exercise power, agency and leadership, dasra expanded the scope of the rebuild india fund to be a platform that champions proximate leadership to revitalize communities and establish resilient pathways for sustainable change.”

“Name: institute for development education and learning (ideal) region: india ideal is a not-for-profit organization with the vision to strengthen human rights culture & an all-inclusive pluralist society, free of violence, injustice, discrimination, prejudices, and stereotyping. This fund will be use for for educating and creating awareness of entitlements towards reducing inequalities faced by socially and economically backward groups.”

“Name: gramin vikas samiti region: india gramin vikas samiti (uninhibited) is a non-profit entity with a vision to build safe spaces to de-stigmatize menstrual health (mh) for marginalized adolescent girls & allies (women, teachers, men, boys & decision makers). This fund will support the program for menstrual health awareness among 5000 women & girls across jhabua, jamui & palghar regions in xyz states of india.”

“Name: child in need institute (cini) region: india child in need institute is a non-government organization (ngo), registered under societies registration act, 1860 and foreign contribution act, 2010 in india. The organization, founded in 1974, has been working with some of the most deprived and marginalized communities in the state of west bengal, jharkhand, odisha, and assam. The organization is working for enabling and empowering women and children for improving the indicators on their education, child protection, health, and nutrition.”

“Name: unnati- organization for development education region: india unnati - organisation for development education is a voluntary non-profit organization registered under the societies registration act (1860) in 1990. It is our aim to promote social inclusion and democratic governance so that the vulnerable sections of society are empowered to effectively and decisively participate in mainstream development and decision-making processes.”

“Name: janvikas trust region janvikas is a public charitable trust recognized as a leading organization development and support institute.' it practices empowerment approach for all its interventions and ensures community leaders, community-based organizations and civil society organizations at large are able to empower their communities so that they are able to access quality services and entitlements and participate meaningfully in democratic processes.”

“Name: student partnership worldwid india project trust region:india spw started their work to support student learning and exchange for students in vellore, tamilnadu. Later their work expanded to support schools /colleges in kancheepuram, thiruvallur and chennai. Spw led a response to the tsunami crisis in coastal tamilnadu in the year 2005-06. In the year 2010, spw started expanding its footprint to the resource poor states of bihar, odisha, jharkhand and rajasthan. Spw's strength comes from young people and young professionals, from the boardroom right through to the field. It engages young people to address the most urgent issues they face in india governance, livelihoods and health, since 2000. Spws footprints are in the indian states of tamil nadu, bihar, jharkhand, odisha, rajasthan and new delhi. It primarily works on areas of sexual & reproductive health, civic participation and governance, livelihood & employment.”

“Name: the aangan trust region: india aangan's mission is to make children's safety and well-being everyone's business so that even the most vulnerable child is safe, supported, in school, free from violence and exploitation, and equipped to live an independent life of her own choosing. These funds will be used to support the program 'school and safety model a 360-degree preventative model' impacting girls' safety, agency, and future security.”

“Name: cept research and development foundation region: india the centre for water and sanitation (c-was) was established in 2017 and is housed under crdf. While cept has been working in the urban sanitation space since 2009, 2017 onwards, it conducts these programs under the c-was banner. C-was enables state and local governments to improve service delivery through activities that include performance assessment, action research, sanitation finance, training and advocacy.”

“Name:indus action initiatives region:india indus action is a policy implementation organization doing the necessary tasks to see that policies designed to transform the social fabric of the country are fully realized. In essence, it bridges the gap between law and action. These fund will be used towards support the 'portfolio of welfare entitlements and rights (power) program.”

“Name: educate girls region: us educate girls promotes and protects the right of every girl to gain quality education through challenging patriarchy, enrolling girls in school, and providing support to children to improve their learning outcomes. This fund will be utilized to support the program which aims to enroll out-of-school adolescent girls and young women.”

“Name: unicef region: india unicef india is committed to its continued support to the government in this extraordinary journey of development to reach every child everywhere in india. Unicef's goal is to enable every child born in india to have the best start in life, to thrive, and develop to her or his full potential. Unicef works with partners to tackle the root of several, deeply entrenched structural challenges. They have been present in india for 70 years. Unicef's key strength lies in our evidence-based technical expertise that informs policy action and implementation, while at the same time building the capacity of partners. With about 450 staff members working in 17 states that together cover 90 percent of india's child population the largest field presence among un agencies it is well positioned to reach the country's most vulnerable children.”

“Name: adolescent health champions region: india adolescent health champions, inc is an award-winning ngo catalyzing a youth-led movement in india at the intersection of adolescent health, gender, and education. This fund will support the program of 'girls health champions' in 27 kasturba gandhi balika vidyalaya (kgbv) schools in rural areas of jharkhand state in india during the current academic year i.e, 2022-23”