India is known for its large companies across manufacturing and technology, but what often goes unnoticed is that a large part of the employment in this country is actually driven by Micro Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs). MSMEs contribute to more than 30% of India’s GDP, and 11 million of
Sustainability Reporting in India: An evolution
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Author : Shriram Bharathan R, Advisor, Environmental Sustainability Anthropogenic emissions (emissions caused by human activity) have caused climate change and the impact of this climate change affect all life – from microbes to humans and oceanic behemoths on the planet – negatively. The European Environment Agency estimates that the economic
Is India Inc.’s CSR money reaching where it is needed the most?
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Foundational Literacy and Numeracy (FLN) in India is still in crisis despite significant improvements in student enrollment and retention in elementary schools. Only about 20% of rural students in class 3 can read texts intended for grade 2, according to the Annual Status of Education Report (ASER) 2022. Similarly, less
Meet me at @avpn, at the session on: Exploring Procurement Strategies to Deliver SME Growth and Social Outcomes Date and time: Tuesday, April 23, 2024, 4:15 PM – 5:30 PM (Asia/Dubai) Venue: The Dining Room, Park Hyatt Corporates often face hurdles in integrating social organisations and impact enterprises into supply chains.
The labour market statistics that measure women’s labour are a critical foundation for effective policy design and ecosystem interventions to advance women’s economic empowerment. As per current measurements, India’s female labour force participation rate stands at approximately 30%. However, the methodologies that lead to this figure are underpinned by a