Our strategic pillars have shaped our program initiatives. These programs facilitate and fuel collaborative action across key SDG areas vital for GEDI (Gender, Equity, Diversity, Inclusion).
Rebuild India Fund addresses the multifaceted challenges faced by communities amidst rapid socio-economic changes in India. These challenges include poverty, gender inequality, child protection, migration, health, food security, and climate change, all of which perpetuate social exclusion and vulnerability. While non-profits play a crucial role in tackling these issues, lack of trust on local leadership and limited funding - constrains their ability to make significant impacts at scale.
Rebuild invests in proximate leaders within these communities who possess the necessary experience, relationships, and knowledge for sustainable change. Through an inclusive sourcing process, leveraging connections with established NGO networks, Rebuild identifies organizations led by proximate leaders working with marginalized communities. The Rebuild Way emphasizes proximate leadership to rejuvenate communities and establish resilient pathways for sustainable change. This approach involves an intersectional approach from non-profit identification to selection, co-creating grant-making methods, participative governance, and impact reporting with NGO partners.
The impact of the Rebuild India Fund includes supporting 108 NGOs across 22 states and union territories, with 52% of them being women-led. These organizations have positively impacted over 34 million lives, employing intersectional approaches in education, gender, health, water, sanitation, and hygiene. They serve diverse vulnerable groups, including scheduled castes and tribes, persons with disabilities, children in difficult circumstances, sexual minorities, and the LGBTQIA++ community. Additionally, Rebuild conducts capacity-building workshops for NGO leaders, raising over $28 million in multi-year commitments and participating in global events to showcase its value.
Rebuild India Fund addresses the multifaceted challenges faced by communities amidst rapid socio-economic changes in India. These challenges include poverty, gender inequality, child protection, migration, health, food security, and climate change, all of which perpetuate social exclusion and vulnerability. While non-profits play a crucial role in tackling these issues, lack of trust on local leadership and limited funding - constrains their ability to make significant impacts at scale.
Rebuild invests in proximate leaders within these communities who possess the necessary experience, relationships, and knowledge for sustainable change. Through an inclusive sourcing process, leveraging connections with established NGO networks, Rebuild identifies organizations led by proximate leaders working with marginalized communities. The Rebuild Way emphasizes proximate leadership to rejuvenate communities and establish resilient pathways for sustainable change. This approach involves an intersectional approach from non-profit identification to selection, co-creating grant-making methods, participative governance, and impact reporting with NGO partners.
The impact of the Rebuild India Fund includes supporting 108 NGOs across 22 states and union territories, with 52% of them being women-led. These organizations have positively impacted over 34 million lives, employing intersectional approaches in education, gender, health, water, sanitation, and hygiene. They serve diverse vulnerable groups, including scheduled castes and tribes, persons with disabilities, children in difficult circumstances, sexual minorities, and the LGBTQIA++ community. Additionally, Rebuild conducts capacity-building workshops for NGO leaders, raising over $28 million in multi-year commitments and participating in global events to showcase its value.
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