Future Innovation Challenge | India
Future for Civil Society
Do you want to be part of developing disruptive innovations for civil society?
You have an innovative team?
You have a longterm view and mindset?
You have a passion for the drivers of change?
You are interested in co-creation?
Here's the challenge...
Accelerated by Covid-19 ...
How civil society may change in the 2020s ...
And how might we embrace emerging opportunities for a better world?
7 Drivers of Change (India)
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At CSA we studied the various "Signals" produced by Covid-19. A signal of change is anything that is already happening today. That could be a clue to the future. We analysed these signals to identify at least seven key Drivers that will play an important role in shaping the future of CSO work in India. Drivers are the forces of change that move us towards a particular future. Behind every signal, there is at least one driver. Please find attached a poster that explains the "Seven top most drivers" identified by the CSA team for India.
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How it works
FAQs
What is the Future Innovation Challenge?
It is our invitation to you to join us in reimagining the future for civil society after Covid-19.
Why are we taking it up?
We have observed that:
Selection Criteria
Selection criteria:
- You have an innovative team
- You have a passion for the drivers of change
- You have a longterm view and mindset
- You are interested in co-creation
Please note: After applying, you will get a follow-up call from us. Do check your spam folder for our updates and emails.
Innovation at Civil Society Academy
Facilitators

Joachim Schwarz
Joachim is passionate about social justice and is on a mission to support like-minded civil society actors and social entrepreneurs to become more powerful and innovative. Hence, in 2015 he left his NGO career to build the Civil Society Academy. He is an outstanding facilitator and coach with expertise in social innovation, leadership, organizational change, and advocacy. Joachim has spent more than than 20 years in Africa and Asia.

Subhankar Chatterjee
Subhankar has 19 years of experience working in the development sector. He is in the lead for CSA in India. Prior to joining CSA he had worked with Welthungerhilfe, Tata Trust and PRADAN. Subhankar has extensive experience working with large scale programmes on livelihoods and skills development, food and nutrition security, and social entrepreneurship, and strengthening community institutions in South Asia.

Trang Nguyen
Trang holds a degree in Social Sciences and has worked in different governmental as well as non-governmental organisations in Germany, Vietnam, and India. She joined CSA in 2015, where she overlooks the marketing communication, and facilitates workshops as well as processes. Trang is a creative and forward-thinking person who loves to learn, share, and connect with like-minded people. She is also professionally trained in coaching young ambitious change-makers.