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Nothing on this website happened alone. Behind every number is a funder who trusted us, a technology partner who showed up, an institution that opened doors, and community organisations that did the heaviest lifting. This page is our thank-you — and an honest record of how we actually worked together.
One organisation, two doors. Partners walk in through both.
Website: wiprofoundation.org · What they do: the social initiatives arm of Wipro, backing deep, patient work in education, ecology and community wellbeing across India.
How we worked together: Wipro Foundation backed our most ambitious idea — that one Panchayat, given two years, could become its own climate institution. Phase I in Amballoor delivered women-led enterprises, a full disaster management plan and 150+ women through governance training. They then did the rarest thing in Indian philanthropy: they funded Phase II. Patient capital, genuinely given.
Website: allianz.com · What they do: part of the Allianz Group, with a serious employee-engagement and CSR practice in India.
How we worked together: two live programmes — the Riverine & Coastal Waste Programme in Trivandrum (now in Year 2, ahead of plan on every indicator) and Circular Schools across five Kerala schools. What we appreciate most: their teams don't just fund cleanups, they show up to them — three employee engagement events this year alone, plus a monthly working rhythm that keeps both sides honest.
Website: plasticfischer.com · What they do: a social enterprise operating TrashBoom river barriers that stop plastic before it reaches the ocean, with verified collection across South Asia.
How we worked together: the clearest division of labour we have: they operate the technology, the community work is ours. Around their river systems in Valiyaveli and Valiyathura we built the workshops, the women's enterprises, the school outreach and the participatory waste maps that make collection stick.
Website: giz.de · What they do: Germany's international development agency, working with Kerala on marine litter and circular economy.
How we worked together: GIZ turned our cleanup experience into something permanent — together with Trivandrum Municipal Corporation we authored the Beach Cleanup Protocol Handbook, so that anyone running a cleanup in Kerala does it safely, measurably and with dignity for waste workers.
Website: atree.org · What they do: one of Asia's leading environment research institutions — ecology, conservation and sustainability science.