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Debaranjan Pujahari

Debaranjan Pujahari is an accomplished professional with 16 years of experience in the social impact space leading the delivery of innovative and result-oriented solutions for agriculture development, food, and nutrition security.

As Principal for Sattva Knowledge Institute at Sattva, he is responsible for strategic advisory to Sattva’s clients by

Lakshmi Sethuraman

Lakshmi heads the health practice at Sattva where she leads all the knowledge work in health, and is an advisor across Sattva’s health projects, working in partnership with clients to build relevant and system strengthening solutions.

Rathish Balakrishnan

Rathish Balakrishnan comes with 20+ years of experience across the corporate and social sector. As Partner and Managing Partner at Sattva, he brings his extensive experience in conceptualising and implementing large-scale solutions that brings together leading foundations, corporations, civil society organisations and the government.

Sudeepto Deb

Sudeepto leads the fund advisory and ESG practice areas, working with the existing teams both on the corporate and funds business units

Everyday Giving in India Report: 2019

From September 2018 to April 2019, Sattva undertook a first-of-its-kind study on the everyday giving ecosystem in India, with the support of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and Rohini Nilekani Philanthropies.

Accelerating Financial Inclusion for Women’s SHGs with Account Aggregators

The emergence of Digital Public Infrastructure like Account Aggregators (AA) paves the way for financial inclusion of many underserved communities in India. It has the potential to empower millions of customers to digitally access and share their financial data across institutions, resulting in the creation of their digital financial identity. 

The True Cost of Gender Norms ft. Sohini Bhattacharya, Erin Ganju

This episode of Decoding Impact with Rathish Balakrishnan features an in-depth conversation with Sohini Bhattacharya and Erin Ganju on the reality of deeply embedded norms, the negative impact of women’s limited participation in the workforce, and the role of all stakeholders in bringing about societal transformation.

Inside the reshaping of CSR in India during Covid-19

With the recent amendments to CSR rules, a gruesome second coronavirus wave and reduced corporate performance due to the pandemic, social responsibility spend for companies is not going to be the same this fiscal CSR expenditure on education reduced from Rs5,718 crore in FY19 to Rs5,244 in FY20. The pandemic

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