Dr Rukmini Banerji (CEO, Pratham Education Foundation) joins us on this episode of Decoding Impact, hosted by Rathish Balakrishnan, to discuss how assessments and measuring foundational learning outcomes are key to understanding and resolving problems with school education in India.
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CSR funds are an important source of capital for social impact projects and implementing organisations. How is the regional distribution of the origin, spend and circulation of CSR funds in India? This paper analyses region-wise trends, mostly in visual format.
With more than INR 1.53 Lakh Crore spent in eight years, today, CSR is recognised as a credible source of development finance. Where are these funds being deployed? Who are the funders? What do the trends look like?
Ritchika Dsouza Thimmaiah brings 12+ years working extensively across the social impact sector across NGOs and corporates. As Regional Head for Corporate Advisory at Sattva, Ritchika currently manages the CSR engagement with corporate clients.
As supply chains across the globe expand and evolve, the effect their operations have on the 3P’s – People, Planet and Profits, becomes increasingly complex. The effects on livelihoods are immense as more than 450 million people today are employed as a part of global supply chains, with
SKI’s Capital for Impact Practice Area conducted a webinar focusing on the comprehensive process of registering and listing an NGO on the Social Stock Exchange (SSE), a significant milestone in accessing capital within the impact ecosystem. The session, titled ‘From Readiness to Listing: NGOs’ SSE Journey,’ was facilitated and moderated
Legacy issues associated with women’s labour in India have continued to follow them into the platform economy.
The use of digital technologies has enabled greater access to quality healthcare across the continuum of care and demonstrated high potential in advancing universal health coverage. India is witnessing a rise in the number of digital health startups as well as in their funding. The healthtech sector received $2.2 billion
Tech-based, impact-focused initiatives have been observed to attract greater investment and philanthropic funding in India. There is a strong case to be made, therefore, for greater adoption of digital platforms by social sector enterprises.