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Funding Map: Indian School Education

Who funds and runs what in India's school-education ecosystem: corporate foundations, philanthropies, NGOs, and the government systems they increasingly converge on. A first, deliberately-small proof of concept: one sector, publicly documented relationships, no rupee figures. Drag to explore, scroll to zoom, and click any organisation for details.

~₹11,300 crCSR spent on education nationally, FY2023-24
32.4%of all corporate CSR goes to education
#2 sectoreducation, after health & sanitation
See the moneyCSR in India → the real ₹ across all sectors
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What this map is, and isn't

  • It's an illustrative MVP, not a grant ledger. This is a first proof-of-concept scoped to school education. Every link is a publicly documented operating or funding relationship (a foundation running its own programme; an NGO working within the government system; a documented partnership). It is a curated sample of the ecosystem's structure, not a complete or exhaustive census.
  • No amounts, and node size ≠ money. A node's size reflects how many links it has in this map, so the government-systems node looks large because so much work converges on it, not because we've measured rupees. We deliberately show no ₹ figures, because reliable per-relationship amounts aren't public.
  • Absence of a link means "not documented here," not "no relationship." Many organisations shown are funded by several corporates via CSR; we only draw the relationships we could verify, and omit the rest rather than guess.
  • Where the real numbers live. A full version would be built from India's extensive public data: the National CSR Portal (project-level corporate CSR), FCRA disclosures (foreign-contribution receipts by NGO), NGO Darpan registrations, and the annual Dasra–Bain India Philanthropy Report. The hard part is data cleaning (matching messy funder and NGO names), which is why this MVP starts small.
  • Sources. Relationships are drawn from the organisations' own published material: see each node's panel for its official page. This is an educational visualisation, not financial or diligence advice.