Impact Measurement and Advisory We enable evidence-based decision making in the impact ecosystem that is localised, and at the same time contributes to a national and global impact agenda. Share Studies 0 + Assignments 0 + The impact ecosystem is rapidly evolving, with more complex social issues, solutions via collaborative
Shortly after the pandemic halted all travel, companies quickly pivoted from in-person meetings and conferences to virtual platforms. But now business travel is on the rise again. This is a good opportunity for companies to re-evaluate and understand if business travel is even required.
Investments in climate tech in India are growing at a fast pace, amounting to over $800 million in the first half of 2022 alone. It is important to invest in technologies and infrastructure to help communities adapt to the crisis already at hand. It is hence critical to develop
Strategising market entry and expansion for innovations in maternal health, East Africa
Opportunities for CSR funding in sports.
For this episode of Decoding Impact we explore how technology, specifically the opportunities presented by the Open Credit Enablement Network, or OCEN can enable access to credit for MSMEs in India on a national scale with Hrushi Mehta.
Over seven decades after the caste system was officially abolished in India, its effects are still seen and experienced by some. The inequalities created by the system continue to have an impact on opportunities and access to resources for many. A government scheme being implemented in a southern state is
Now, more than ever, the resilience and growth of businesses depend on the proactive actions taken by their leadership to address ESG risks and seize opportunities arising from them. However, a key challenge that they face is understanding and navigating the constantly evolving regulatory landscape. The global business landscape is
In this report, we have analysed the entire set of companies (total of 29190) on their CSR compliance using the data made available by the Ministry of Corporate Affairs as of January 2019.
Female students in India are 20% less likely to choose science, technology, engineering or mathematics (STEM) or commerce education compared to their male counterparts. With the fourth industrial revolution driving the demand for STEM skills and the creation of 60-65 million jobs in India’s digital core sector, addressing this gender