Industree Foundation

For the past two decades, Industree Foundation has been working on regenerative economic transformation of India’s most vulnerable women by unleashing their abilities to build and scale self-owned collective enterprises, able to leverage economies of scale. A holistic ecosystem built on digital and financial services, enables them to use design, technical, marketing, and management solutions to bridge the urban-rural divide.

Headquarter Country

India

Geographies served

Ethiopia

India

Issue areas addressed

Biodiversity & Ecosystems

Climate

Diversity & Inclusion

Communities served

Youth, Women, Artisans, Informal workers

Happy to support with

Mentoring and Other Soft Skills

General Brainstorming, Leadership Development, Research

Policy & Advocacy Support

General Brainstorming, Leadership Development, Research

Looking for

Funding Support

Capital (Debt, Equity, Philanthropic), Coalitions and Networks, Civil Society, Government Bodies

Stakeholder Connections

Capital (Debt, Equity, Philanthropic), Coalitions and Networks, Civil Society, Government Bodies

SDGS FOCUS

SDG 1 - No Poverty

SDG 12 - Responsible Consumption and Production

SDG 13 - Climate Action

SDG 5 - Gender Equality

SDG 8 - Decent Work and Economic Growth

Collaborators

Aditya Sethia

Industree Foundation

Bangalore

Akila Lean

Industree Foundation

Bangalore

Ami Patel

Industree Foundation

Bangalore

Jacob Mathew

Industree Foundation

Bangalore

Jenai Richards

Industree Foundation

Neelam Chhiber

Industree Foundation

Bangalore

Neelam Chhiber

Industree Foundation

Bengaluru

There exists a sense of hope and excitement for what a global movement like Catalyst 2030 could achieve and realise the SDGS. The pandemic has shown us both the need for and the power of collective action and collaboration through a diversity of networks is a way forward to bring systems change.