No, Pushpa operates as a non-profit organisation rather than a registered charity. This strategic decision allows us greater flexibility in our role as an economic vehicle for change.

This structure allows us to maintain flexibility while still operating with transparency and a focus on social impact. It enables us to explore diverse avenues for boosting capital inflow and fostering new industries in Bangladesh.

Pushpa funds projects which fundamentally enhance economic development. We’re also open to projects suggested by the community.

Projects are vetted based on their impact, feasibility, and alignment with Pushpa’s goals.

Monthly givers receive a deck with project details and can vote via email.

Pushpa is set up as a private company limited by guarantee which means that all the money has to be reinvested back into Pushpa.