Paul Hamlyn Foundation Invites Application for India Fund, they are inviting applications for its India Fund, offering grants in the range of ₹10,00,000 to ₹40,00,000. Designed to support impactful initiatives, the fund provides project support for a duration of 1 to 2 years. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis and are reviewed twice annually, in March and October, giving organizations the flexibility to apply at a suitable time within the cycle.
Applicants are encouraged to carefully review the full details and submit their applications before the specified deadline to seize this grant opportunity.
Note: We strive to publish grant information to the best of our ability; however, we cannot guarantee the accuracy or completeness of any publication. For the most accurate and up-to-date details, please refer to the official notification.
Last Date of Submission: Rolling application cycle. Applications assessed biannually in March & October.
Funding Information
(Paul Hamlyn Foundation Invites Application for India Fund)
Amount: ₹10,00,000 से ₹40,00,000
Aim of the fund
(Paul Hamlyn Foundation Invites Application for India Fund)
Our work in India centres around funding small NGOs working with the most vulnerable communities in priority geographical areas.
We believe that communities must be central to the work partners undertake and should place people facing disadvantage in India at the heart of leading change and designing solutions to overcome inequality.
The strategic aims of the fund are to:
- encourage NGOs to take on community-centric development programmes;
- enable communities to take charge of their own development and improve their lives;
- encourage development funding to address systemic change; and
- enhance the capacity of organisations and people who facilitate the above aims.
Who we want to support
(Paul Hamlyn Foundation Invites Application for India Fund)
Organisations supported within the Fund have to be local Indian NGOs with Foreign Contribution Regulation Act (FCRA) registration.
We are looking to fund organisations who are:
- working with communities to develop their ideas;
- improving the overall wellbeing of communities in the long-term – not just short-term improvements;
- developing links between their own work and those of the panchayats (in rural areas) and the municipalities (in urban areas);
- aware of and mitigating their environmental impact and seeking to improve the ecology of the area they’re based; and
- working to promote gender equality and support people of all genders to make change.
Vulnerable communities
We fund organisations working with vulnerable communities. This includes but is not limited the following groups:
- Communities with little or no access to education
- Communities with little or no access to health services
- Dalit communities, particularly those in dangerous or harmful work
- Disabled people, particularly children
- Families living in extreme poverty
- Tribal communities fighting for or dispossessed of their land and resources
- Women
- We want to fund organisations who support these communities to build on their strengths and develop leadership.
Priority geographical areas
We only fund work in our priority areas. This focuses on central parts of India which are among the poorest parts of the country, stretching between the eastern part of Gujarat in the west to West Bengal and Assam in the east.
We support work in the following states:
- Madhya Pradesh
- Chhattisgarh
- Odisha
- Jharkhand
- Bihar
- West Bengal
- Assam
In addition to these states we also support work in certain culturally identifiable regions in Maharashtra, Gujarat, Andhra Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh and Rajasthan which face more extreme poverty than other parts in those states:
- Mewar and Hadoti (southern and south-eastern Rajasthan)
- Bundelkhand (Northern Madhya Pradesh and southern districts of Uttar Pradesh bordering Madhya Pradesh)
- The Dangs (south-eastern Gujarat)
- Telangana (northern Andhra Pradesh)
- Vidharbha (eastern and northern Maharashtra)
What we will not fund
- In addition to our general exclusions, we do not support the following:
- Non-Indian organisations or locally registered branches of non-Indian organisations
- Organisations without FCRA registration (please note that we do not work on prior permission)
- Political or religious institutions
- Applications received through consultants or fundraisers. Please apply to Paul Hamlyn Foundation directly
Note: We strive to publish grant information to the best of our ability; however, we cannot guarantee the accuracy or completeness of any publication. For the most accurate and up-to-date details, please refer to the official notification.
How to Apply?
(Paul Hamlyn Foundation Invites Application for India Fund)
- Applying for funding at a micro-level
- Applying for funding at a meso- or macro-level
To learn more about the application process mentioned above please visit the official website link given below.
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