VISION
To be India’s leading enabler of NGO excellence and collaboration
MISSION
Foster a knowledge-rich development ecosystem
Meet the Guiding Lights of AINGOWA
At the heart of AINGOWA’s mission are our key resource persons—visionaries, changemakers, and tireless advocates for grassroots empowerment. With decades of collective experience and expertise in social development, policy advocacy, and community building, they bring wisdom, passion, and purpose to every initiative. Their leadership is not just a role—it’s a commitment to nurturing sustainable impact and igniting transformation across India’s NGO landscape
Dr Tapas Kumar Dey
Founder/CEO
Dr. Tapas Kumar Dey is a dedicated social scientist with deep expertise in community-centered research, policy advocacy, and social impact assessment. With a strong foundation in both qualitative and quantitative methodologies, he brings data-driven insights to the heart of grassroots development. Passionate about equity, inclusion, and behavioral change, Dr. Dey works closely with communities to design sustainable solutions that empower and uplift marginalized populations.
Sanatan Mondal
Secretary
Sanatan Mondal is a passionate educator and committed social activist dedicated to fostering inclusive and transformative learning. With a deep belief in education as a tool for social justice, he works at the grassroots to empower marginalized communities, especially children and women. Through innovative teaching methods, community engagement, and advocacy, Sanatan Mandal bridges the gap between knowledge and action—building capacity, raising awareness, and inspiring change where it’s needed most.
Basiruddin Shaikh
Assistant Secretary
Basiruddin Shaikh is a vibrant and visionary educator whose passion for learning and social change lights a path for the next generation. With youthful energy and a deep commitment to inclusive education, he has become a driving force in empowering students from underserved communities. Blending innovation with compassion, Basiruddin inspires not just academic growth but also confidence, critical thinking, and a spirit of social responsibility in every learner he touches.
Dr. Hriday Haldar
Working Secretary
Dr. Hriday Halder is a passionate public health expert and a key resource person of AINGOWA, driving impactful change at the intersection of healthcare and community development. With a strong foundation in medical science and a deep commitment to equitable healthcare access, he has championed grassroots health initiatives that empower the underserved. Energetic, insightful, and solution-driven, Dr. Halder brings vital expertise to strengthening NGO capacity in health systems, preventive care, and community well-being across India.
Advisory Committee – Guiding the Vision, Shaping the Future
The Advisory Committee of AINGOWA is a distinguished panel of thought leaders, development experts, and changemakers who bring unparalleled wisdom, experience, and strategic insight to our mission. United by a deep commitment to social equity and grassroots empowerment, they serve as the guiding force behind our initiatives. Their collective expertise spans education, health, livelihoods, governance, and community development—ensuring that AINGOWA’s work remains impactful, inclusive, and future-ready. With their mentorship, we continue to grow as a national platform dedicated to strengthening NGOs and transforming lives across India.
Shibendu Ghosh
Police Officer, CID,
Bhawani Bhwan, Alipore
Prasenjit Choudhury
Green Innovation Leader & Social Entrprenur
AINGOWA EVENTS
They reflect the breadth of activities, stakeholders served, and impact areas. These are classified according to AINNGOWA's diversified objectives (capacity development, community building, and market linkage).
1.Capacity Building & Knowledge Sharing
Empowering NGOs, grassroots workers, and civil society leaders
a) Workshops & Training Programs
e.g., Financial Literacy for NGOs, Grant Writing, Monitoring & Evaluation, Legal Compliance
b)Leadership Development Retreat
For NGO founders, youth leaders, and social entrepreneurs
d) Exposure Visits & Peer Learning
NGO-to-NGO learning programs across states
e)Webinars & Online Learning Series
e.g., “Digital Tools for NGOs”, “Navigating FCRA Regulations”
3. Advocacy & Policy Engagement
Building a voice for the NGO sector at the national and regional levels.
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