–By Rituparni Panisetti and Madhumita Sengupta The recent momentum in discussions around Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) in India can be attributed to various factors, such as the progressive judgments by the Indian judiciary, advancements in technology, the increased use of social media, growing global initiatives, and the efforts of
The Times of India features Sattva’s and India Data Insight’s environmental CSR report titled, “‘A Decade of Green Spending: What Rs 17,000 Crores of Environmental CSR Reveals About Corporate India” in this article written by Ehtesham Haque. It discusses the gap between Environmental CSR and climate needs. Read it here.
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
Dr Pathare shares with us his experience of reaching and enabling last-mile delivery of mental health services and the barriers that limit the scale of this vital healthcare provision.
Introduction: Regenerative agriculture is an emerging need and has a potential to be scaled up.Unsustainable land use practices in agriculture are resulting in a critical depletion of natural resources. To mitigate and recover from such damages, several alternatives to traditional agriculture have emerged and evolved over time. Regenerative Agriculture (RA)
More than 13% of the population suffers from some form of mental illness in India. The COVID-19 pandemic increased the prevalence of anxiety, social isolation, stress and death by suicide, and has brought the dialogue on mental health to the forefront. This opportune moment in the mental health ecosystem has
In India, 1 out of 12 girls gives up on her educational journey before completing secondary education. Globally, more than 130 million girls are out of school until 2020 as per the reports of World Bank and UNICEF. An adolescent girl in a low-income country is nearly twice as likely
Project Sampoorna has been working with children, parents, teachers and government officials in Jharkhand to improve social emotional learning outcomes in the child ecosystem.
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