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Founder

First let us be clear.
NGO Founders are important because they started this excercise.
NGO CEO is important because it means that the founder is visionary and looked at succession planning when he leaves the NGO or leaves the world. It is like Gift Deed which the founder's father deed when he was alive and not left to WILL which acts after he leaves the world. So NGO Founder must do this "Gift Deed" where she or he should gift the decision making authority to next generation when founder is alive so that founder can guide CEO for few days or few months and then leave (not world but NGO work).
And that CEO may be from within the NGO or from outside, she or he should be not just fit to take over commitment to community & climate but use new technologies.

We plan to share 10000 NGO Founders / CEOs in the world.
They are shared by their name (and next to the name is shared locations where they have programmes or their location) , with one para profile and at the end, we share the NGO they started or are part of. And yes, we also share those who have left earth because we want you to know their greatness. Like Bhau, founder's father left earth on 15.2.2015 but the amount of simplicity and the way he stood by truth (not allowing emotions and relations to take over) is too much for millions of people to replicate.

We know there are millions of NGOs in the world (In India, there are some 3.3. million NGOs) and we do not know their credibility. We had started credit rating of NGOs for our earlier company IndianNGOs.com Pvt. Ltd. in 2001 to 2003 and realised that it takes months to credit rate 1 NGO. So rating millions of NGOs is not possible for any organisation. Also, it is unfortunate, that in many countries, NGOs have no succession planning and as soon as the founder retires or leaves the world, the NGO also goes in that mode. Of course, there are exceptions to this and world must follow this practise.

More important is that corporates, funding agencies, philanthropists ... will visit CSRidentity.com and look at NGOs they can partner with. And they want to partner wit those NGOs which are already financially supported by corporates, foundations, funding agencies, celebrities because of many things like a policy to partner with any NGO for only 3 years or 5 years or they want to explore new partners for additional locations where the current NGO partner doesnt work or they may think of other social issues where their current NGO partner does not work ... and it should not happen that they continue to financially support an NGO because they have no one else funding them.

So the best way is to share NGOs with following criteria
1) NGOs whose founder is an Ashoka Fellow. Founder is an Ashoka Fellow for 2005-08 period and knows the criteria of selection of a fellow to whom they support. Yes, they financially support for some time but put them in the network of Ashoka Fellows lifetime.
There are about 4000 Ashoka Fellows in 93 odd countries.
2) NGO Founder who gets fellowship from other great organisations.
3) NGO Founder who gets national level award in her or his country either by national government or corporate which has more than 500 employees or Funding Agencies / Corporation Foundations which have minimum budget of Rs 5 crores a year or USD 600000/- or its equivalent in any country

4) NGO Founder is supported by well known corporates or funding agencies or corporate foundations or philanthropists.
5) NGO Founder is invited as a speaker by TED
6) NGO founder who gets national award (awards given only by the country government) or international award like Magsaysay.

We think of NGOs because of the simple idea that the NGO should exist beyond founder.

CSRidentity.com founder Sanjay Kumud Moreshwar Bapat will sponsor (which means he will integrate his Investment & Time ; IIT is his identity) before giving it to a sponsor who can not only take over but grow number of NGO Founders & CEOs and globally make them Brands which people should respect like Nobel Laureates or Olympic winners.

Of course the scale will be differenct because between 1901 and 2024, the Nobel Prizes and the Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel were awarded 627 times to 1,012 people and organisations. With some receiving the Nobel Prize more than once, this makes a total of 976 individuals and 28 organisations. We are talking about 10000 numbers by 31.3.2027 and maybe more. That's why we say like Nobel Laureates or Olympic winners. When it comes to Olympic winners, we think all who participate in Olympices are winners (not winning gold or silver or bronze medal but particiation itself is difficult for ordinary people)

Founder Sanjay Kumud Moreshwar Bapat would like to be a sponsor because he knows Bhau & others postponed his death on 28.08.2013 to serve mother earth and he knows that no philanthropist or organisation or government or UN can have programmes in all countries addressing social challenges with timely solutions.

NGO Social Doctors are great individuals who can help other stakeholders in addressing the challenges communities across the world are facing because their criterion is not to make profits but to ensure satisfaction of people in the communities they serve.

Founder may think of giving sponsorship to organisations in April 2026 for a donation which helps him serve the NGOs with knowledge. And these are all NGOs and not just the NGOs whose founders or CEOs are shared here because many NGOs may not be shared for various reasons like the privacy NGO wants to maintain or the NGO has done great work but yet no donor has recognised and supported their work.

Our NGO Developed Nation Network Trust, has Section 80 G as well as FCRA. So donation can be from any country. And the donation will be used to invest time & money in answering NGO Management Questions by Corporate Managements. Its not Question & Answer session but we will plan about 100 to 200 questions NGO Managements have like "How to raise funds?", "How to approach corporaetes?", "How to approach funding agencies?", "How to do PR of the NGO with media?" .... and on top of the page, we will have a language translator so that the answer is shared in English but it can be translated in over 100 other languages.

The donation period for founder sponsorship : 1 June 2025 to 31 March 2026

 

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