Who We Are

About Grameen Foundation for Social Impact
Grameen Foundation for Social Impact (GFSI) is a not-for-profit organization, registered under section 25 of the Companies Act, 1956 (now known as section 8 of the Indian Companies Act 2013). We implement programs in the areas of Agriculture and Livelihood Practices, Health and Nutrition, Innovations in Digital Finance, and Advancing Women Entrepreneurship. We focus on the most marginalized communities, particularly women, and through our work, we strive to enhance access to finance, sustainable livelihoods, and health and nutrition. Our work is defined by its focus on client-centric data-driven solutions, leveraging technology and partnerships to enable women to realize their full power and potential and move out of poverty permanently.

Our Mission

Enabling the poor especially women to create a world without Poverty & Hunger

Enabling the poor especially women to create a world without Poverty & Hunger

What We Do

Practice Areas

Innovations in Digital Finance

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Agriculture and Livelihood Practices

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Advancing Women's Entrepreneurship

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Our Approach to Create Lasting Impact

Grameen’s programming approach is based on a deep understanding of the needs and barriers faced by low-income people from disadvantaged communities and is driven by use cases to address gaps in awareness, access, adoption, and quality. We address demand and supply-side barriers through deep community engagement, scalable models, leveraging technology applications and innovative partnerships to prime our solutions for adoption, scale, and sustainability.

Our Reach

1085000
Clients and Beneficiary
3000
Grameen Mittras
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Grameen Foundation India helped me understand my business more deeply. I was able to do my first exhibition because of them. I feel if the WEEGO team is on my side, no one can stop me, and I can fly high.
Archana Kumari , Founder, Adived Crafts
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Grameen Foundation India's support has helped us install a solar-powered Mustard oil Expeller, benefiting mustard farmers with reasonable prices and creating part time opportunities for few SHG members. Now, farmers earn INR 6,700 per quintal, exceeding the market price of INR 6,500.
Rajesh Kumar Maurya , Director, Sonanchal FPC
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Thanks to the customer-centricity training, we were able to enhance our soft skills and improve our approach towards customers. This has helped us sell difficult products more effectively and retain more regular customers, particularly women.
Abdul Rashid , BC Agent, Naugaon, Assam

Our Partners

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PartnerLogo-UnivMerryland
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