India's philanthropic funding fails to meet demand

India's philanthropy charts are led by Azim Premji. Photo: AFPPremium
India's philanthropy charts are led by Azim Premji. Photo: AFP
1 min read . Updated: 26 Sep 2022, 09:34 AM IST Shuja Asrar

Here’s a look at how How India gives and how its billionaires do charity:

Earlier this month, Yvon Chouinard, founder of US-based outdoor retailer Patagonia, announced he was giving away the company to a charitable trust working on climate action. Chouinard has joined a growing list of businesspersons pledging their wealth to climate action. How well are Indian billionaires doing on charity?

In India, philanthropic funding has failed to meet demand. In FY21, the social sector funding deficit was as high as 47%, according to a Bain & Co. report. Here’s a look at how philanthropy is evolving in India and the world:

Philanthropic funding in India
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Philanthropic funding in India

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