Expanding opportunities to women and moving towards gender equality remains integral to the 2030 agenda for Sustainable Development Goals.This is the first in a series we are doing on Gender Equality in India.
Our CSR conversations with corporates peak in February and March every year. Here is a set of curated, non-traditional ideas for CSR funding and strategy, along with some of the work Sattva is currently involved in.
What would happen in a world where the interest rate on borrowings is 60% per annum? Predatory lending often inhibits the growth and cash flows of the poor, strangling them with a lifetime of debt.
The transition to green energy is characterised by a shift from centralised energy systems to more decentralised models. This is necessitated by the many inefficiencies that plague traditional energy supply chains. Open networks could be the answer to addressing these inefficiencies. Open networks allow a diverse range of stakeholders —
Innovative financing has emerged to address crucial gaps in the traditional funding setup and catalyse additional funds for development assistance with a focus on outcome and innovation.
Sattva had the opportunity to undertake an independent impact evaluation of Google’s Read Along application in India.
Sattva is more committed now than ever to support non-profits during these times. In the last few months, a majority of our work has focused on institutional challenges. Read about it here.
Share CORPORATES Flagship CSR Programme Design With evolving societal challenges and rising expectations for corporates to contribute meaningfully, there is an increasing need for flagship programmes that deliver focused, scalable, and sustainable impact. At Sattva, Flagship Programmes are powerful tools for corporates to drive impactful CSR initiatives. By aligning business
We have mapped the current state of the non-profit ecosystem. We analysed the incomes of the 176 largest NGOs in India (2019-20 to 2021-22).
India has 18% of the world’s population and 4% of the water resources, making the dynamic heavily skewed. Agriculture accounts for a whopping 89% of the water use in India, compared to 69% at the global level. Compared to other leading agricultural producers like Brazil, the USA, and China, India
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