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Social Procurement

Social procurement is emerging as a significant pathway for companies to meet their sustainability goals while creating social value.

Are jobs in India pulling people out of poverty? ft. Manish Sabharwal

      From the macro to the micro and everything in between, in this episode of Decoding Impact, Manish Sabharwal illuminates the economics of India’s current job market and the systemic levers needed to thrust India into grasping its full potential as an economy, society and nation. As one

Small Beginnings, Big Shifts: My Sattva Story

We spoke to Sonam Angmo recently, asking her to reflect on her decade-long journey at Sattva. As someone who has seen it all – in the social impact space, as well as within Sattva, she shares her journey in this rich and heartfelt account:  How has your journey at Sattva

Solution Spotlight: Enhancing Employability for Indian Girls through STEM Education

STEM Skills: A tremendous opportunity In an era driven by rapid technological advancements and digital transformation, Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) education has emerged as a cornerstone for economic development and societal progress. Globally, countries are investing in STEM education to equip their workforce with the necessary skills to

Our Support to Non-profits

Sattva is more committed now than ever to support non-profits during these times. In the last few months, a majority of our work has focused on institutional challenges. Read about it here.

Open Data for Measuring Water Risk and the Role of Citizen Science

Measuring water risk requires multidimensional, geospatial data which is a combination of hydrogeological, socio-cultural, administrative and economic indicators and collected at an adequate temporal frequency. At present, in India, this data is not collected at a resolution high enough to be meaningful for micro-level planning of water conservation initiatives, or

Gender-Lensed Public Procurement in India

Although existing literature suggests that there has been greater inclusion of gender-equality across legal regulations, the literature also suggests a gap in policy translating to action.

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