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A private equity fund that's driving change in the education sector

Through the impact fund, Kaizen is hoping to reach over 10,000 schools in India, Asia and parts of Africa

Sandeep Aneja (left) and Jetu Lalvani (right) founded Kaizen Private Equity, Asia's only fund devoted to education, and brought Nirav Khambhati to the team later
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Sandeep Aneja (left) and Jetu Lalvani (right) founded Kaizen Private Equity, Asia’s only fund devoted to education, and brought Nirav Khambhati to the team later

Anjuli Bhargava New Delhi
Why should anyone want to improve unless there is a compelling reason to do so? Why, in particular, should a school improve? If its classrooms are full and fees (and hence, salaries) are being paid regularly, and there is the occasional bright kid who scores well in the board exams, why should the authorities want to strive towards better learning outcomes? 

Also, how can a private equity fund focused on the education sector make a meaningful impact? Can that impact reach the bottom of the barrel or is it restricted to the upper tiers? And how does one leverage the funds

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