https://youtu.be/R7aiFvtUxtk At the core of enabling sustainable development it comes down to how it is funded that determines the success or failure of making true and lasting progress. Currently we face a significant challenge with achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by 2030, as there is a
The social sector, which is looking to solve the gnarliest problems at a global scale, from clean water to education to financial inclusion, deserves our most transformative ideas and innovations.
“CSR’s next Act: How the coming decade will redefine corporate impact” unpacks the philanthropic spending patterns of over 20,000 companies across India. It finds that India Inc. displays diverging trends in its charity: businesses overshoot their mandated CSR when obligations are low, but struggle to deploy these funds when budgets
Agriculture is a very important sector requiring transformation towards sustainability, as currently, it is a sector that will undoubtedly impact the looming food and climate crises.
Even if you are not part of “the sector”, it is hard to miss the buzz around skill development. There has been a lot of talk,
Millets are often referred to as the crop of the future and India has been undergoing its own renaissance with this super food. Also, 2023 has been designated as the International Year of Millets by the UN, where India has been leading the discourse to develop the dialogue on millets
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The seventh session in the SKI Touchpoint series was conducted by the Agriculture Practice Area, on the theme of ‘Tackling Food Losses: A Circular Approach.’ The session was moderated by Sattva Knowledge Institute’s Debaranjan Pujahari, Principal and Lead at Agriculture Practice Area of SKI, with Devyani Hari, Director at Centre
The world around us is increasingly beginning to feel the impact created from years of unfriendly environmental and social choices. We believe becoming sustainable is no longer a matter of choice since we all are in this together – either we all win, or we all lose.
India has a female labour force participation rate (FLPLR) of about 25%, one of the lowest in the world, against the global average of 48%.
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