social entrepreneurship

Naman and Vipul Gupta's Code Effort Private Limited is transforming cigarette butts into eco-friendly products using V bins and an innovative recycling process. Their venture is also creating sustainable livelihoods for ragpickers and artisans, empowering communities along the way.

Satyam Bhandari, Rohit Negi, and Mohit Rana launched 'Foreka' under 'Heart in Hills', promoting fair trade, cold-pressed oils, and sustainable livelihoods for rural farmers.

Aman Kumar at Nutty Village in Unnao is helping improve the lives of peanut farmers by providing them with the resources, market access, and fair prices they need to overcome agricultural challenges.

Quitting a corporate career, entrepreneur Sonia Anand started Monk & Mei to transform the lives of tribes in the naxal-affected areas of Odisha. Today, the startup's revenue is in crores.

From JioVio Healthcare to Goodfellows, these social startups of 2024 are characterised by transformative missions, ingenious innovation and inspiring impact.

The Better India introduces its ‘Careers with Purpose’ — an eight-week program that will enable participants to gain a comprehensive understanding of the thriving social impact industry in India, discover job and entrepreneurial opportunities, and build a roadmap towards a high-impact career.

It was the prevalence of many social and environmental issues that drove this young woman on an extraordinary path towards social development.

Turn the pages of history, and it will narrate the plight of the Halpatis of Gujarat, one of the most backward tribal communities. For the longest time, they have struggled to break away from a shell that dictates everything they are –landless farmhands under exploitative zamindars.

Most successful entrepreneurs follow comparable patterns and share similar basic characteristics and systems

Swati Bondia has created a powerful story of social entrepreneurship. At the age of 18, she started a handicrafts business that helped over 1000 people from the streets start leading dignified lives.