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Namit Agarwal <namit@samhita.org>Date: Thu, Mar 10, 2011 at 10:44 AM
Subject: Press Release: Infosys Cofounder Launches Philanthropy Ecosystem - Samhita
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| Press Release: Infosys cofounder building an Indian philanthropic ecosystem
| | | | | 09.03.2010For Immediate Release Infosys co-founder building an Indian philanthropic ecosystem The developmental issues confronting India are enormous. It's easy for an individual or an organization wanting to create social change to be overwhelmed by the diversity and complexity of issues that stare us in the face every single day. For the Indian economy to progress, all aspects of human development need to be addressed – from basic healthcare and education to livelihood and sanitation. Though there are over three million non governmental organizations (or NGOs) that are attempting to tackle these issues, there is a severe paucity of data on the number of NGOs working on a particular cause, on how many of these NGOs find a measure of success in what they do, what approaches are successful and how it would be possible to scale the solutions that have worked. It was this gap in data that prompted Infosys co-founder and founder of the Nadathur Group, N.S. Raghavan, to expand his philanthropic activities from donating to credible social organisations to incorporating one – namely, Samhita, a philanthropy ecosystem that is, focussing on improving credibility, visibility and access within the sector. [ Download complete Press Release] [ Download N S Raghavan's photo] For details contact: Namit AgarwalCommunications Manager, Samhita namit@samhita.org| +91-9769869738 | www.samhita.org | | | | | Copyright © 2011 Samhita Social Ventures P Ltd, All rights reserved. You are receiving this email because you are part of Samhita media mailing list Our mailing address is: | | | | | |
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