Agriculture is one of the main sources of livelihood for women in rural India. Despite their contribution and value addition, however, women are viewed as informal workers who are characterised as domestic support or even go unpaid.
Sattva hosted the Financial Inclusion track at “charcha 2020” – a platform for the Indian development sector to come together and chart a course for the country’s resurgence from the COVID-19 crisis
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An economist by training, Arun has over 19 years of work experience including 10 years as a macroeconomist.
At Sattva, he leads engagements with global philanthropies and the government that involve conceptualising and co-creating impactful solutions to complex strategic and policy issues.
Generating rigorous and actionable research is
A Mumbai-based non-government organisation operates the world’s largest 24-hour toll free emergency phone service for children in distress that is spread across 420 districts in India.
A combination of behaviour change communications, resources and actions in the form of collaboration of society-government-business is required to build sustainable solutions.
In recent years, India has made considerable progress in its maternal and child health indicators and reduced IMR and MMR by a considerable fraction. Frontline workers like ASHA and ANM have played a central role by improving accessibility, generating awareness and enhancing utilisation of ANC and PNC services.However, there exist
SKI’s Capital for Impact Practice Area conducted a webinar focusing on the comprehensive process of registering and listing an NGO on the Social Stock Exchange (SSE), a significant milestone in accessing capital within the impact ecosystem. The session, titled ‘From Readiness to Listing: NGOs’ SSE Journey,’ was facilitated and moderated
A comprehensive education initiative focused on empowering underprivileged students in India with essential skills to break the cycle of poverty.
The National Education Policy (NEP) 2019 has suggested some monumental shifts for education in India. This series of articles covers Sattva’s perspective on the changing policy landscape and how solutions can take shape in the coming future.