In this episode, we explore how members of the Indian diaspora are deepening their engagement with India’s social sector. Andy Kalambi, Chairperson of the Board Ashoka Trust for Research in Ecology and Environment (ATREE) USA, reflects on his philanthropic journey. He shares why he has chosen to center his efforts on biodiversity and natural capital, and how diaspora philanthropy can contribute ideas, expertise, and networks alongside funding to strengthen India’s nonprofits.
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In this episode, we explore how members of the Indian diaspora are deepening their engagement with India’s social sector. Andy Kalambi, Chairperson of the Board Ashoka Trust for Research in Ecology and Environment (ATREE) USA, reflects on his philanthropic journey. He shares why he has chosen to center his efforts on biodiversity and natural capital, and how diaspora philanthropy can contribute ideas, expertise, and networks alongside funding to strengthen India’s nonprofits.
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4909: Lalit Keshre turns billionaire after Groww IPO; Govt clears Rs 7,172 cr electronics PLI push; and Bengaluru gears up for tech summit with AI-powered PC
Moneycontrol Podcast
In this episode, we explore how members of the Indian diaspora are deepening their engagement with India’s social sector. Andy Kalambi, Chairperson of the Board Ashoka Trust for Research in Ecology and Environment (ATREE) USA, reflects on his philanthropic journey. He shares why he has chosen to center his efforts on biodiversity and natural capital, and how diaspora philanthropy can contribute ideas, expertise, and networks alongside funding to strengthen India’s nonprofits.
