Social sector organisations have been tirelessly working to bring about positive change. But, even to date one of the biggest challenges they face is access to finance. With the gap between private capital and the social sector continuously rising in India, innovative finance solutions are the need of the hour.

Initiatives like the Social Stock Exchange (SSE) and regulatory amendments aim to increase and broaden the pooled funds available to social enterprises. The SSE creates a bridge that has the ability to close the gap between funders and social sector organisations through a platform that operates similarly to a stock exchange.

To understand this better, ANDE South Asia has produced an explainer in collaboration with TrustLaw to provide focused guidance on how local and foreign impact investors can leverage the SSE to invest in social enterprises in India. Find the report here.

To further understand the nuances of The Social Stock Exchange in India, and the process of getting social enterprises listed there, join our webinar!