Myna Mahila Foundation

India will continue to add 1 million to its workforce every month for the next 15 years, most of whom come from impoverished backgrounds. Our growing economy with a massive skill deficit provides a real opportunity for them to escape the cycle of poverty, through gainful employment but imparting livelihood training is proving to be insufficient.

Saral Designs is a product driven start-up with the mission of solving critical problems in the field of menstruation, hygiene and sanitation. We have developed a fully automatic, compact machine that enables decentralized production of sanitary napkins. While decentralization cuts down the distribution costs, the automated production ensures economies of scale and product quality. These machines will be run by franchisees to boost local production and distribution disrupting the largely underserved menstrual hygiene market.

Bridging the inequity gap in education for children across India.

Sukriti Social Foundation is NGO that provides safe and hygienic sanitation space to 800 Million Indians, mostly women. SUKRITI Social Foundation, aim to change the present sanitary conditions, come up with a solid wastemanagement plan for a clean India, work towards energy sufficiency by improving the penetration of alternative andrenewable energy, develop products for better governance, work on low-cost housing and health-care, skill developmentand agricultural sustenance. Basically, they are a bunch of ambitious people who want to work towards solving some of themost pressing issues in the country, in a way that is economical and environment-friendly, through use of engineering solutions India has shown strong economic growth in the past few decades, with accelerated growth across agriculture, industry, and services. However, this growth has come at a cost – a deteriorating environment and an increasing scarcity of resources. The 2018 Environmental Performance Index, which ranked 180 countries on environmental health and ecosystem vitality, saw India at 177th position. Over the past decade, the number of deaths due to particulate matter pollution have risen to 1.6 million. Poor sanitation facilities cost India $54 billion every year. And 80% of untreated sewage in India flows directly to its rivers. Yet, amidst all this, India also presents a massive opportunity in disguise. India’s rural-to-urban transition is turning out to be one of the fastest in human history, and how this transition takes place could change the course of humanity’s future. It follows then, that one of the greatest challenges facing India is decoupling economic growth from environmental degradation. And the key to solving this challenge lies in smart engineering solutions.

We, Thaagam Foundation, a Non-Government Organisation, is working towards uplifting the livelihoods of all living beings. Started in 2018, We have been feeding the homeless,Stray dogs and Planting trees ever since. We Not only feed them but also identify, research and rescue them. We are registered...

A Non Profit Organization working to empower the under-privileged youth of India.