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Swades provides input support, financial literacy training and continuous handholding to ensure successful outcomes. The beneficiary is empowered and expands the programme on his/ her own by reinvesting part of the income/ profits earned. With our off-farm interventions we engage households in Poultry, Goat Rearing, Dairy or Fishery augmenting ...
Jun 9, 2023 · About Swades Foundation. Founded by Ronnie & Zarina Screwvala, we operate with a single-minded focus of empowering 1 million Rural Indians every 5-6 years. We are bringing together best global practices, corporate thinking and accountability, highest standards of corporate governance to create a model of sustainable development, which is an ...
The Swades Foundation works with a focus on the empowerment of 1 million people residing in rural India. Its mission is to assist rural communities in Read more becoming self-reliant and experiencing a permanent, irreversible form of change in the way they live. The strategy employed to achieve this mission is Engage-Execute-Empower and Exit.
Donate online for rural development.Swades Foundation:our work is benefiting over 500,000 people with the objective of rural empowerment covering four key areas: Health & Nutrition, Education, Water & Sanitation and Economic Development.
Swades Foundation’s Arogya Rath – A Mobile Medical Unit in collaboration with the DHO in Nashik is employed to raise awareness, screen and improve early detection of cancer in the rural community. 9 ways every individual can fight cancer
Founded by Ronnie Screwvala with Zarina Mehta as its Managing Trustee and previously known as SHARE (Society to Heal Aid Restore Educate), the Swades Foundat...
Ipsita is a member of the advisory boards of the Acumen Fund and Swades Foundation. Ipsita has held advisory board positions with the HBS Alumni Club of India, The HBS Social Enterprise Club of New York, The American Marketing Association, The China Advisory Council – AMA and Americares India Foundation. MD & CEO, IL&FS Education & Skills.
