Building Fund-Ready CSOs Across North East India

Fractional Fund-Raising Hub (FFRH) helps grassroots Civil Society Organizations strengthen their fund-raising capacity — through assessment, capacity-building, and direct connections to funders.

About FFRH

The Fractional Fund-Raising Hub (FFRH) is a time-bound capacity-building platform incubated by SeSTA to strengthen the fund-raising capabilities of grassroots CSOs in North East India — a region that receives just 3% of the country's total philanthropic and CSR funding.

FFRH works through two pillars: Strengthening CSO Readiness — helping organizations become "fundable by design" with clear programmes and strong impact narratives — and Engaging Funders — connecting credible CSOs directly with the philanthropic ecosystem.

Our Impact This Year

₹66 Lakhs

sanctioned for MOSONiE (Livelihood – Livestock Rearing)
by Apraava Energy — one of the CSOs strengthened through FFRH.

The Future Ready Assessment

The Future Ready Assessment is a structured self-assessment tool that helps CSOs evaluate their organizational capacity across governance, financial management, programme implementation, human resources, and compliance — building the credibility and readiness needed to access and manage funding effectively.

On completion, your organization receives a detailed report with a category-wise breakdown and an official, shareable certificate — helping you demonstrate readiness to donors, partners, and funders.

Enhanced Credibility

Build greater trust with donors and partners through an independent, structured assessment of your organization's systems and governance.

Official Certificate

A digitally signed, downloadable certificate with a unique verification code — valid for two years and ready to share in proposals.

Donor Readiness

Demonstrate institutional maturity and preparedness to manage grants, increasing your competitiveness for funding opportunities.

Who is Eligible?

Organizations that meet the following basic criteria are eligible to apply for participation:
Registered Organization

The organization must be legally registered as a CSO under the Societies Registration Act, Trust Act, or Section 8 Companies Act, and should possess valid and up-to-date registration documents and certificates.

Minimum Experience

The organization should have at least two years of consistent operational experience, with demonstrated work in development, humanitarian assistance, or social welfare sectors.

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