AVPN · Capacity Building
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MAMTA's capacity building efforts are designed to create a sustainable impact by empowering individuals, community institutions and strengthening the public and private health systems.
Through collaborative interventions with diverse stakeholders, across education, workplaces, and communities, we foster safe, inclusive, and empowering spaces that enable meaningful and lasting change.
MUKTI is a registered non-profit socio-economic organisation working across multiple districts of West Bengal to uplift vulnerable communities through its holistic HEALER-AID framework
Nguvu Collective is a feminist systems-change organisation that supports local changemakers across Africa and Asia to lead bold, narrative-shifting advocacy.
Pacta is a Bengaluru-based law firm and think tank dedicated to reducing inequities by bridging the gaps between the intent and implementation of laws and policies.
We work to ensure that all children from tribal villages complete their education, women and youth lead with confidence, health systems are accessible, and tribal villages thrive through sustainable local livelihoods.
Peepul is a leading education NGO in India that helps improve government school education by empowering teachers, creating high engagement classrooms & strengthening school administration and the system.
Pravah has been at the forefront of shaping India’s youth development ecosystem directly engaging with young people while nurturing and strengthening over 1,000 youth-led and youth-engaging organisations across the country
Operating globally, Prod acts as one-stop partner for communications, design, and outreach.
Saajha works with parents, schools, and communities to ensure every child receives the support they need to thrive.
Safetipin is a social organisation that works to make cities safer by collecting and providing safety-related data on a large scale
Seven Sisters Development Assistance (SeSTA) empowers communities in remote rural areas of Northeast (NE) India by initiating rural development initiatives together with the villagers