From rainfall extremes to groundwater collapse, India’s water crisis has moved from a seasonal worry to a structural threat. The prospect of a 2026 super El Niño adds another layer of uncertainty, with concerns around rainfall deficits, urban water rationing and agricultural drought, placing sustained pressure on both city supply
Women farmers are not only powering the farm, but could also power sustainable agriculture and irrigation in India.
Could Voice AI transform how organisations connect with communities and make monitoring, evaluation, and learning more effective?
What a 2% net profit mandate, modelled on India’s decade-long experiment, could mean for development finance across the Global South.
Traceability isn’t just a compliance or reporting exercise; it is a business capability that enables organisations to identify, anticipate and mitigate supply-chain risks before they translate into losses.
Abhinav leads Sattva’s Innovation and Blended Finance practices. In Innovation, he works to close India’s translational funding gap, helping move promising research out of the lab and into use at scale by convening capital, academia, industry, and government. Through Blended Finance, he structures capital that makes hard-to-fund problems financeable and
India now has over 29,000 public EV charging stations. But as the network grows, a more important question is emerging: are these chargers reliable and being set up in the right places? Today, average utilisation across public EV charging stations in India is below 10%. To understand why, it helps
Corporate India has deployed ₹17,377 crore in environmental CSR over the last decade. Read the key numbers behind the spending, and download the full report.
For decades, high temperatures have been an intrinsic part of the textile manufacturing process in India. As climate change is amplifying the frequency and intensity of heat events, this approach is becoming increasingly unsustainable. As one Erode garment worker put it, “It feels like we’re trapped inside an oven. The
Women’s economic empowerment as a growth imperative Women-led development has emerged as a central pillar of India’s growth agenda under the Viksit Bharat 2047 vision. Achieving the country’s long-term economic ambitions will depend not only on increasing women’s participation in the workforce, but also on strengthening their ownership of enterprises,
