Impact investing in India is fairly young and evolving quite rapidly.
Most impact investing since 2005 has been in microfinance Institutions (MFIs). Over the past three years impact investors have been working on partnering with businesses which enhance access to high-quality education, health care, energy, water and sanitation. Investors have also been keen on generating employment and developing the agricultural supply chain.
The industry today has a range of players active in India from development finance institutions, private-equity funds, venture capital funds, incubators and likewise.
Most business opportunities are early stage in nature.
Most impact investing since 2005 has been in microfinance Institutions (MFIs). Over the past three years impact investors have been working on partnering with businesses which enhance access to high-quality education, health care, energy, water and sanitation. Investors have also been keen on generating employment and developing the agricultural supply chain.
The industry today has a range of players active in India from development finance institutions, private-equity funds, venture capital funds, incubators and likewise.
Most business opportunities are early stage in nature.
