The paper proposes reforms to strengthen the Social Stock Exchange (SSE) framework. The key changes include reducing the minimum investment by individual investors in Social Impact Funds (SIFs) under the AIF Regulations from Rs 2 lakh to Rs 1,000, aligning it with the existing minimum application size for Zero Coupon Zero Principal Instruments (ZCZP). It also proposes extending the registration period for Not for Profit Organizations (NPOs) on SSE from two years to three years without raising funds. Further, it suggests lowering the minimum subscription requirement for ZCZP issuances from 75% to 50% for projects structured on a per-unit basis, subject to due diligence by SSEs. The comments/ feedback from stakeholders is invited.