Redesigning Service Delivery
Sattva worked on the model of redesigning service delivery through Municipal Shared Services (MSS) models. This entailed conducting a landscape study of the existing operating models in urban local bodies.
Sattva worked on the model of redesigning service delivery through Municipal Shared Services (MSS) models. This entailed conducting a landscape study of the existing operating models in urban local bodies.
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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
What prevents financial inclusion of SHGS? National and state rural livelihood missions have enabled the formation of more than 86 lakh women’s Self Help Groups (SHGs) in India, and their linkages with financial institutions. SHGs represent a distinctive approach that allows access to low-cost financial services with a process of
This toolkit, developed with 360 ONE Foundation and Nishith Desai Associates, offers a concise, practical guide to evolve CSR strategies for exponential impact.
A market assessment to market facilitation and agricultural produce aggregation.
Sattva hosted a webinar to help nonprofits navigate CSR compliance requirements, enabling NGOs to potentially leverage CSR engagement to create impact.
Shortly after the pandemic halted all travel, companies quickly pivoted from in-person meetings and conferences to virtual platforms. But now business travel is on the rise again. This is a good opportunity for companies to re-evaluate and understand if business travel is even required.
Creating an ecosystem where designers, innovators, and entrepreneurs collaborate to tackle social issues affecting underprivileged communities and the environment.
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