Community Crowd Funding for Civic-Infrastructure Projects in India - A Conceptual Model
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This research conceptualizes funds raising for civic infrastructural projects in India where civic infrastructure crowdfunding is conspicuous by its absence.
If India wants to become a global powerhouse it is important to have state of the art infrastructure. The same cannot be achieved without public participation. Philanthropists from across the globe with "India Connect" must contribute to this idea.
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