Managing Non Profit

Group 07

Ashutosh Patidar
Kuntal Chaudhari
Mayuresh Shirke
Rishabh Jain
Urvi Nanglia
Versha Dwivedi
 • Chintan was established in December 1999 as a means of
addressing issues of sustainable consumption and

About
environmental and social justice.
• It works for environmental justice in partnership with
people and groups from diverse sections of society.
• Focuses on ensuring equitable and sustainable
production and consumption of materials, and improved
disposal of waste
• They work towards ensuring green jobs, security and
dignity for the urban poor, many of whom earn a living as
waste recyclers.
• Their initiatives include research, campaigns, policy
interventions, building capacity among those engaged in
recycling, and creating awareness about the need for
reduced consumption and better waste management
among the middle and upper classes.
 Objective

Our Vision and Mission

Inclusive, Sustainable and Equitable Growth For

All

Our mission is to ensure consumption is more responsible and less

burdensome on the planet and the poor. We strive to reduce waste and
unsustainable consumption and enable better management of that waste
that is generated. We also focus on fighting air pollution by making
science and policy more accessible to everyone, thus creating public
vigilance and action. In all our work, vulnerable populations-the poor, the
marginalized, children, and women-will remain the sharpest on our radar
WHAT WE DO 1
Voice for waste

Scavengers to Managers
2

No child in the trash

3

Training
4

Resources
5

Safai sena secratrian

6
TRANSPARENCY AND COMPLIANCE

FCRA- Eligible for international Funding

80G - 50% Tax benefits

Organisation type

Chintan ( Environmental Research and Action

Group) was founded in 1999. It is a non-profit,
non-governmental organization established as a
means of addressing issues of sustainable
consumption and environmental and social
justice. It operates in Environmental Services
Industry.

The foundation is a specialist in solid waste

management, sustainability, green livelihoods, e-
waste, outreach, policy advocacy, women
empowerment, research on waste
management.
 Founders and Partners
Chintan Foundation has around 60+ partners working
towards a common goal. Some prominent partners are-

• Facebook
• Coca-Cola India foundation
• Austrian embassy
• Delhi pollution control committee
• Ford foundation
Bharati Chaturvedi- Masters in Modern Indian History from
Delhi University and a Masters in International Public Policy • Give to Asia foundation
from SAIS, Johns Hopkins University. Chintan began work • Google
in 2002: she was the only volunteer. She writes a weekly • IIT- Delhi
column Greenpiece, for the Hindustan Times, and contributes • TERI
to Scroll.in, India Today and Dainik Jagran, • United Nation Environment Program
SOME OTHER ORGANISATION WORKING IN SIMILAR DOMAIN

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OPERATIONS IN INDIA / INTERNATIONAL

Chintan is mainly operates in Delhi NCR region and in northern parts of India

Chintan manages over 30 tons of solid and electronic waste every day in the Delhi
region by doorstep collection, segregation, recycling and composting

Chintan works with waste pickers communities to enable working and vulnerable
children in these communities to phase-out from this hazardous work, enroll and
stay in school.
 Success Stories

58% of Delhi's 2 lakh

waste pickers move in
cycles to collect waste
 Success Stories

Delhiites grow veggies at

home with help from an
NGO to address issue of
poor nutrition in the
urban poor
THANK YOU