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Visit the community first. Our Charoti visit found 80% of women without adequate sanitary facilities.

Enactus H.R. College is a student-led chapter of the global Enactus network, driven by the belief that entrepreneurial action can create meaningful social change.
Every project starts with a community and ends with a business that can run without us.
Since Project Chirag in 2009.
By Project Inaayat, across 200+ sessions.
By Project Sanchay from Mumbai's coast.
Through innovation, business thinking and community-led initiatives, we work towards addressing pressing social and environmental challenges while creating sustainable solutions that empower communities. Our approach combines entrepreneurial strategy with a strong understanding of real-world needs, enabling us to build solutions that are impactful, scalable and economically sustainable. As we continue to grow, we strive to be a platform for young changemakers to translate ideas into action and create lasting impact.
Because we believe in building a better world, not just for today, but for generations to come.
We work with communities at the grassroots and build sustainable business models with them. Our projects have reached more than seven states.
Visit the community first. Our Charoti visit found 80% of women without adequate sanitary facilities.
Design a product or service that pays for itself: kits, credits, products people want to buy.
The community does the work and earns from it: stitching kits, recovering plastic.
Count the kilos, the kits and the lives, then take it further each year.
H.R. College of Commerce & Economics, Mumbai.
Scroll through them, then open each one for the whole story.
Menstrual hygiene sessions with schools and NGOs, and reusable sanitary kits stitched by women from underserved communities. India's first chapter under Days for Girls.
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We recover plastic from Mumbai's coastline, send it for recycling, and create paid work for women waste-pickers. Plastic credits keep it going.
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"Light for All": differently-abled communities assembled, tested and maintained solar lamps for villages without grid power. It took us to the Enactus World Cup 2012, 3rd among 36 nations, and became the Chirag Rural Development Foundation.
Trained women from underprivileged communities as skilled beauty professionals, so they could earn for their families.
Aasha's next phase: workplace wellness sessions for companies, delivered by women from the community as massage therapists.
Literacy and English proficiency for underprivileged communities.
Low-cost water filters for rural families, sold through community champions trained in the village, with sessions on water conservation.
"Livelihood": rural women of Maharashtra trained as seamstresses, making zero-waste bags, scrunchies and pouches from fabric cut-offs.
Recycling ghost nets and supporting Mumbai's fishing communities. Its waste-offsetting pilots grew into Project Sanchay.
Mature Stage, at E-Summit '26.
InaayatFor our work recovering sea waste.
SanchayEarly Stage category.
SanchayTwo teams in the Social Business Idea Competition.
Top 4 of 478 national teams.
Samudra ManthanSelected for the Mature Stage competition at Amity University, Delhi.
Best Social Initiative for Women Empowerment, among 186 colleges.
Inaayat + AajeevikaYouth Innovation Challenge, with UN-Habitat and UNICEF among the partners.
InaayatWinner of the Enactus Cares competition.
Project Chirag represented India on the world stage.
Clean-ups at sunrise, village sessions, stalls at every fest, and Synapse, our flagship entrepreneurship conclave, with panel discussions and a competition built around real-world social challenges. Tap a photo to see it bigger.

Whatever your stream, there's a team for you: operations, business development, finance, events, social media. Come for the projects, stay for the people.