Project Baala: Funding, Investors & Team (Sep 2026)

Project Baala is an organization based in Delhi that focuses on finding creative solutions to improve menstrual health, particularly in rural areas of India, Nepal, Ghana, and Tanzania. The founders, who are alumni of Cornell and Warwick University, have successfully helped more than 350,000 women and girls in the past five years. In India, where only 48% of the population has access to safe menstrual protection, the lack thereof has negative effects on health, productivity, and education for the 400 million women who menstruate. However, Baala has been able to effectively address issues of limited access to affordable menstrual products, environmental pollution caused by non-biodegradable waste, and the negative stigma associated with menstruation. Through their innovative approach, including the use of reusable pads that last for two years, spreading awareness, and extensive research, Baala has prevented 91 million non-biodegradable sanitary napkins from entering landfills. They have also influenced behaviors in over 350,000 households by conducting workshops and distributing over 1 million reusable sanitary napkins in various regions of India, Nepal, Tanzania, and Ghana. Their main focus is to continuously develop solutions and apply innovative methods to improve menstrual health, utilizing technology and research.

Project Baala has raised $10k across 1 round on record. The most recent is an undisclosed round of $10k announced in Jun 2023.

Project Baala's most recent funding round on record is an undisclosed round of $10k, announced in Jun 2023.

FundedIQ lists Aishwarya Ray (Founder) at Project Baala.

Project Baala is based in New Delhi, Delhi, India.

Project Baala is in the 11-50 employee band.

Project Baala's latest round of $10k is below the $7.3M median round size for Government and Military companies on FundedIQ across 244 tracked companies over the last two years.