Parul Gupta and Abhishek Modi, with contributions from Meenakshi Iyer 29 December, 2022 The global handicraft industry is valued at nearly $750 billion but worldwide, the creators of handmade products are denied fair compensation or recognition for their work. It is a similar story in India, where more than 60 per cent
Digitalisation has already been a significant game changer for India’s economy and society. Digital public infrastructure and digital public goods, or DPIs and DPGs,have emerged in the development ecosystem as a means to achieve population-scale social impact. We have already seen the potential of DPIs with the success of Aadhar
With rapid technological change and increasing penetration of smartphones in India, education technology (EdTech) has demonstrated significant potential for increasing learning outcomes for students globally and in India.
Cancer is one of the leading causes of premature deaths worldwide, as reported by 134 out of 183 countries.Among the various types of cancers, breast and cervical cancer are the highest contributors.
The India CSR Outlook 2025: Decadal trends and emerging insights This early analysis of corporate giving in India highlights emerging trends to watch in FY 2025-26. Drawing on a decade of data, it explores key shifts in both compliance-driven and voluntary contributions. The report examines which regions receive the lion’s
Manoj brings in a comprehensive understanding of diverse facets of financial services, including private banking, investment banking, stock broking, estate and succession planning. Till recently he was the CEO & Whole Time Director of IIFL Asset Management Co Limited. Under his leadership IIFL AMC was managing about USD 7 billion dollars in AUM across AIF, PMS and Mutual Funds. Prior
A note that breaks down some of the key questions and implications of the recent amendments to the Companies Act 2013, some macro takeaways and what these amendments could mean for companies and non-profits.
While India’s credit market has been expanding since the pandemic, it is the least robust among its Asian peers, due to bottlenecks within its financial data sharing systems. No standardised systemfor data sharing and consent management in India’s financial sector, resulting in inefficiencies and data privacy concernsOnly 29% of Indian
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.
In this episode, we discuss gaps in gender-disaggregated data at the national level, and their impact on solution design to improve female labour force participation, with economist Mitali Nikore.