Funding in India : The Necessity of a Tool

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We are aware of what rural development is and what it does. But where does it come from? Who generates the funds to help communities and how do they do it? What motivates them?These are exactly the questions this episode seeks to answer with a conversation between Nandini Pandey and Sanjay Jain, the founder of Yatra Foundation, an Australian based organisation funding multiple schools in India over decades. The two dive into how such funds are generated, how people are motivated, and where this thought of philanthropy origins. It further explores the work of Yatra Foundation itself, the kind of work the organisation has done in India, and its experience in trying to help so many.

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