Share Your Work and Evidence in Early Childhood Development

Raising Impact is conducting a research pilot to better understand what is working in Early Childhood Care and Education (ECCE) across India.

They are looking to hear from organisations working in early childhood education, health and nutrition, particularly those serving children aged 0–5 years. The exercise will help Raising Impact understand the interventions being implemented, the approaches organisations are taking, and the evidence they have generated on outcomes.

Why participate?

Your organisation can share its work and evidence with the Raising Impact research team. Organisations with strong evidence may be featured in their upcoming report, which aims to surface promising approaches and may be used to inform philanthropic funding decisions.

We’ve previously used this approach in income and jobs within the agriculture context, where organizations identified through the process resulted in funding.

Who can participate?

This opportunity is relevant for organisations that:

• Work in early childhood education, health or nutrition

• Focus on children aged 0–5 years

• Operate in India

• Have a minimum annual expenditure of ₹1 crore

What will you be asked to share?

The exercise will ask organisations to provide information about their interventions, approach and evidence of outcomes. Organisations should be prepared to share relevant information about their work and the evidence they have generated.

How will your information be used?

Information submitted will be accessed only by a small pool of Raising Impact researchers and will be handled confidentially.

Deadline: 2 October 2026
Questions: info@raisingimpact.org 

About Raising Impact

Raising Impact is an evidence-based philanthropy advisory firm that adapts cost-effectiveness approaches to the Indian context to help inform philanthropic funding decisions.

Note: Please note that this is a research exercise and not an RFP or funding opportunity. Participating or submitting information does not guarantee funding. The exercise is intended to help Raising Impact understand organisations, interventions and evidence in the ECCE sector, and the findings may be used to inform future philanthropic funding decisions.