Stock exchange exist only for corporates in this world, where ROI means Return On Investment. It is financial returns.
In our Dream Stock Exchanges for social sector, stock exchanges have NGOs as free members of Stock Exchange for the issue in which they have programmes and in health issues, we have doctors & hospitals as free members.

Remember, this is a Dream Stock Exchange and not a Real Stock Exchange.
Also remember that we have experienced that when the founder leaves the NGO may be because of age or maybe because NGO founder has expired, the vision and programmes of the NGO changes suddenly. So many NGOs are dependent on the founder and their stock exchange value is steady or goes up with the founder but the minute the founder opts out, the NGO value either goes down or is steady or new person increases the value.

So it is almost like Stock Exchange where sales, profits, turnover, issues related to tax or any financial issues suddenly changes the stock value of corporates. Also, in real stock exchanges, they have limited number of corporates as members of that stock exchange and not all the corporates, So what about companies of small or medium size or companies which have just started ? No may be the answer because people invest in stocks and reputation of the stock exchange is key, so they have some criteria.

But in case of NGOs / NPOs, every NGO has its own audience and their programmes affect that audience. So in our Dream Stock Exchange, every NGO / NPO is critical and there is no membership cost. We also dont invite the NGOs to be on stock exchange because someone may take objection. But legal experts must remember, its a Dream Stock Exchange and not a Real Stock Exchange. In this world, anybody can play with names. So Albert can be name of many but the minute you say Albert Einstein, you think differently. Or Bill or Mark will be name of thousands of people in the world, but when you say Bill Gates or Mark Zuckerberg, the attention suddenly goes up.

CSRidentity.com founder Sanjay Kumud Moreshwar Bapat has a Dream Stock Exchange for NGOs & Social sector where the term ROI remains same but long form is different
R = Returns but here returns mean Invaluable Satisfaction
O = Opportunities of Social, Health & Climate Investment.
I = Impact of work

We have shared stock exchanges countrywise in countrywise corporates because every country has different consumers, culture, government ministry outlook but some departments in corporates look at stock exchanges most of the time.

We were working on NGOs in Social issues in India since 1999, then started a portal which had NGOs across the world in 2001. But we did not take the portal forward after 2002-03 because of Sustainability. We started separate Health issues in CSRidentity.com after 28.08.2013.

Our founder Identity was a Social Entrepreneur since 1999.
But 28.08.2013 was a life changing day.
Our founder Identity now it TM.
World calls it Trade Mark but founder calls it a short form of Time & Money.
Infact he wants every person to give 2.3% Time & Money for social, health or climate causes.

Sanjay Kumud Moreshwar Bapat, founder of CSRidentity.com was thinking of strategies & attitude of CSRidentity.com on 20th May 2018 at 5.30 AM, and he thought that there must be a stock exchange for social & health issues where corporates, funding agencies, celebrities ... can get an opportunity to get Good ROI (Returns in terms of invaluable satisfaction, Opportunities for Social & health Investment and Impact of work)

Then he realised that CSRidentity.com directly is not a real stock exchange.
Yes but we can be a Dream Stock Exchange where we can
Brand NGOs in social issue stock exchange
Brand Doctors, Brand hospitals which give information on the health issue in common person's language and not medical language.