The British Asian Trust is a diaspora-led international development organization founded in 2007 by King Charles III and British Asian business leaders. It focuses on addressing poverty and inequality in South Asia, particularly in India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka. The Trust offers programs in education, livelihoods, mental health, conservation, and anti-human trafficking. Its target audience includes disadvantaged communities in these regions. The unique selling proposition is its ability to leverage diaspora connections to champion social finance and deliver high-impact programs, making it a key player in South Asian development initiatives[1][3][4].