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Technology landscape of Indian agriculture

Technology landscape of Indian agriculture

The need for Technology in AgricultureA rising global population, rapid urbanisation, and changing consumer demand are putting great pressure on food systems to meet the overall demand for food, and mitigate the environmental effects of agriculture in a sustainable manner. Technology can make agriculture more productive, efficient, sustainable, inclusive, and

Flagship CSR Programme Design

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

Enhancing the Quality of Maternal Healthcare in India

Quality in maternal healthcare is defined as the degree to which the maternal and newborn health services can be considered to be safe, effective, timely, efficient, equitable and people-centred. Integration of quality of care across the antenatal, intrapartum and postnatal period is essential to improve healthcare outcomes of mothers and

Are jobs in India pulling people out of poverty? ft. Manish Sabharwal

      From the macro to the micro and everything in between, in this episode of Decoding Impact, Manish Sabharwal illuminates the economics of India’s current job market and the systemic levers needed to thrust India into grasping its full potential as an economy, society and nation. As one

Corporate Social Innovation

Corporate Social Innovation

Key Insights on European Companies Catalysing Impact in India As India enters its eighth decade of independent governance, it stands at a pivotal moment of transformation, with immense potential for substantial economic growth and significant strides towards achieving the nation’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). In 2014, India set a precedent

Unlocking Potential: Financial Aid as a Catalyst for Girls’ STEM Success

There are stark regional disparities in access and choice of science subjects in higher secondary grades for Indian girls. In 2024 48% of boys graduated from science disciplines, compared to only 39% of girls at the higher secondary level (UDISE+). In states like Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, and Tamil Nadu, 60%

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