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[Guest Post]: Bridges to Entry

By Shital Shah | Published: May 5, 2009

Editor’s Note: Guest blogger Lindsay Clinton is an Associate Vice President at Intellecap, where she is the Managing Editor of Beyond Profit and Microfinance Insights. Prior to joining Intellecap, she worked as the Marketing and Communications Director at…

Posted in ALL POSTS, Primary | Also tagged America, Beyond Profit, Bombay, Communications, Conference, consulting, cotton, farmers, featured, for profit, IDG, InSight, Intel, Intellecap, leadership, Let Me Know, marketing, markets, McKinsey, Microfinance, Microfinance Insights, Monitor, Mumbai, Rockefeller Foundation, Rural, Sankalp, Social business, social businesses, social enterprise, social entrepreneur, social entrepreneurs, Technology, wall street, Wall Street Journal | 3 Comments

Sankalp 2009, India’s First Social Enterprise and Investment Forum, Aims to Shape the Future of Inclusive Capitalism

By Shital Shah | Published: April 23, 2009

We alerted our readers about Sankalp, and the event is now around the corner! Check back with ThinkChange India as we bring you updates and guest posts straight from the forum. Adrienne Villani and…

Posted in ALL POSTS, Conferences, Primary | Also tagged Agriculture, Basix, clean energy, Education, Energy, English, Environment, Health, healthcare, Innovation, Intel, Intellecap, Mumbai, NABARD, Opportunities, P&G, Rockefeller Foundation, Rural, rural India, rural innovation, Rural Innovations Network, Sankalp, Sankalp 2009, social enterprise, social entrepreneur, social entrepreneurs, social investing | 3 Comments

[Guest Post]: Financial Literacy and Microfinance – New Research

By Shital Shah | Published: October 24, 2008

Editor’s Note: Aparna Dalal works with the Financial Access Initiative, a research consortium between New York University, Harvard, Yale, and Innovations for Poverty Action. FAI is focused on finding answers to how financial services can better meet the needs of…

Posted in Primary | Also tagged budget, Conference, Education, Finance/Credit, Financial Access Initiative, financial literacy, financial services, Harvard, Health, HIV, IFC, Innovation, Insurance, Jonathan Morduch, literacy, Microfinance, microinsurance, mircofinance, Muhammad, Muhammad Yunus, philanthropy, Philanthropy Action, poverty, Sendhil Mullainathan, World Bank, Yunus | 15 Comments

[Guest Post]: Health Microinsurance Models

By Shital Shah | Published: September 3, 2008

Posted in Primary | Also tagged CIC, Finance/Credit, Financial Access Initiative, financial services, Harvard, Health, Health Insurance, ICICI, ICICI Lombard, Innovation, Insurance, meeting, MFI, Micro Insurance Academy, Microfinance, microfinance institutions, microinsurance, NGO, NGOs, NGOs and Non-profits, poverty, poverty line, Pune, regulation, risks, scalability, service provider, SKS, Trade, Transaction, transaction costs, Trip to India, Uplift | 5 Comments

Stern words for climate change and development

By Vinay Ganti | Published: June 30, 2008

Made famous by the epynomous report on climate change, Sir Nicholas Stern spoke recently on the need to reframe the climate change debate through the lens of development. He said that the two were tied at the hip.…

Posted in Primary | Also tagged 21st century, AIDS, CCI, climate change, Clinton Foundation, Criticisms, death, Economics, Energy, Environment, Government, hybrid buses, Indian government, leadership, marketwire, poverty, sir nicholas stern, startups, Tidbits | Leave a comment

TC-I Week in Review

By Vinay Ganti | Published: June 14, 2008

Top posts of the week

Prerna’s op-ed on self-interest and social good
A guest post on CSR by Badhri
Not published last week, but Vinay’s post on the sex worker bank continues to

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Posted in Uncategorized | Also tagged Barefoot College, CSR, grassroots, HIV, Mumbai, Op-Ed, sex work, sex worker, Week in Review | Leave a comment

[Guest Post]: Enabling CSR at Synopsys

By Santhosh Ramdoss | Published: June 14, 2008

Editors Note: Guest Blogger Badhri is a hardware engineer at Synopsys India Private Limited, Hyderabad. He has formed a team for corporate social responsibility in his company and has been heading it for last two years. He strongly believes that

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Posted in Primary | Also tagged Corporate Social Responsibility, CSR, Education, Effectiveness, English, Government, Hyderabad, InSPIRE, leadership, meeting, Meetings, NGO, NGOs, rights, Social Entrepreneurship, Social Responsibility, software, Synopsys, travel, Volunteer, YouTube | Leave a comment

[Guest Post] (Op-Ed): India announces “safe” climate change action plan, misses a chance for international leadership

By Prerna Srivastava | Published: June 4, 2008

Editor’s Note: Guest Blogger Jordan Bower is an intern at Indicorps, where he is promoting growth of Ultimate Frisbee in Ahmedabad as a means of inspiring leadership and community integration among local youth.

The defining struggle…

Posted in Op-Ed | Also tagged Ahmedabad, America, BBC, carbon emissions, climate change, Conference, developing countries, Developing World, economic development, Environment, Government, Government of India, Indicorps, ISB, leadership, National Action Plan, Op-Ed, PATH, Policy, Responsible Development, rights, summer, Times of India, youth | 5 Comments

[Guest Post]: Bridging the Digital Divide: More Than Tomorrow Project

By Santhosh Ramdoss | Published: April 25, 2008

Editors Note: Guest Blogger Marshall J. Krinitz is the founder of More Than Tomorrow Project, which has successfully established two computer learning centers in the state of Himachal Pradesh. We here at TC-I were quite thrilled by their work…

Posted in Primary | Also tagged Artisans, computer, Developing World, Digital Divide, e-medicine, Education, English, Government, grassroots, Grassroots Initiatives, Health, himachal pradesh, ICT. More Than Tomorrow, IDG, infrastructure, Innovation, libraries, literacy, medicine, RBI, Rural, software, summer, sustainability, teachers, Technology, travel, Volunteer | Leave a comment

[TC-I Changemakers]: Interview with the founders of Siksha.org

By Santhosh Ramdoss | Published: April 20, 2008

Editor’s note: The following interview is part of an ongoing series for ThinkChange India where we interview social entrepreneurs firsthand. The ThinkChange India staff is committed to providing our readers with interviews with people we believe are at…

Posted in Change-Agent | Also tagged AMD, beta, Change-Agent, changemaker, changemakers, Education, farmers, featured, Government, Gujarat, ISB, kiva, Kiva.org, Media, NGO, NGOs, NRI, NY Times, online platform, RAND, Renewable, Rural, scholarship, Scholarships, Siksha, siksha.org, social entrepreneur, social entrepreneurs, Social Entrepreneurship, TC-I Changemakers, Technology, Volunteer, waste | 2 Comments

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