11/01/2022 - Society

KEY POINTS

·        In early 2020, The Bridgespan Group released a report, “Philanthropic Collaboratives in India: The Power of Many”, that examined alliances between development sector actors — funders, non-governmental organisations (NGOs) and governments.

·        Co-created by three or more independent actors, including at least one funder, a philanthropic collaborative pursues a shared vision and strategy for social impact. In 2019, we studied 15 such collaboratives in India.

·        Collaboratives are also mobilising greater funding. The annual budgets of the 13 collaboratives in 2019 ranged from Rs 50 lakh to Rs 50 crore.

·        There is growing emphasis on inclusion, equity, and justice. The new generation of collaboratives increasingly focuses on marginalised communities such as informal waste pickers, front-line workers, and migrant labour.

·        Although collaboratives can increase the odds of achieving outsize impact, collaboration is complicated.

·        Building trust across multiple partners and balancing their priorities and the collaborative’s goals can be challenging.

·        This new crop of collaboratives is forming relatively faster. Of the 18 we examined, 15 are already “working together”.

·        “Funding for NGOs, especially for community-based and grassroots organisations, has dropped significantly.

·        They can then get strategic and financial support, and a platform to implement their programmes.

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