Social-Emotional Learning and Parent Engagement
Project Sampoorna has been working with children, parents, teachers and government officials in Jharkhand to improve social emotional learning outcomes in the child ecosystem.
Project Sampoorna has been working with children, parents, teachers and government officials in Jharkhand to improve social emotional learning outcomes in the child ecosystem.
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Community Led Monitoring is a programme implemented by Sattva Consulting with the support of USAID PEPFAR. It is being carried out in 14 districts of Delhi, Maharashtra and Telangana, with the aim of improving HIV service delivery. Introduction: On 27th January, 2023, the Community Led Monitoring team received a call
Soumitra Mandal is a Partner and Head at Sattva Consulting, leading the firm’s presence and strategic growth across Delhi/NCR and the northern states.
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Access to finance remains an issue for many inclusive businesses seeking to expand their operations or deepen their impact. Businesses face multiple challenges including the cost of capital and the scarce availability of affordable finance beyond the early stage. Investment readiness is also an issue, with companies facing difficulties in
Traditional lending methods prevent micro-enterprises from accessing credit to grow their operations. Here’s how OCEN, an open credit framework, can help India’s MSME sector address this challenge.