Social Impact Special
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Rural artisans stand to benefit from Fabindia's aggressive growth plan
Synonymous with ethnic wear in the country, Fabindia has found the formula that balances social impact with scale
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A brief introduction to impact investing in India
Social enterprises: The journey from 2005
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Social businesses must receive risk capital from the government and CSR
Social businesses require risk capital. This can come from philanthropy, state support and, with some legal reforms, CSR
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Meet some of India's HNIs who are creating a social impact and enjoying financial returns
According to the Impact Investors Council, the biggest gap in impact investing in India is the lack of funding from domestic investors. The Council estimates that 80-85 percent of impact investments come from overseas. While a majority of Indian HNIs aren't aware that social enterprises can deliver a triple bottomline—enjoy financial returns and create social impact—a handful of them are making a difference
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