How CSR can be a force of good ft. Sourav Roy
Rathish Balakrishnan and CEO, Tata Steel Foundation, Sourav Roy, unpack how companies can create true, long-term impact.
Rathish Balakrishnan and CEO, Tata Steel Foundation, Sourav Roy, unpack how companies can create true, long-term impact.
The Government, recognising the importance of digitisation as a means for effective delivery of public service, is facilitating the development of digital public goods through the creation of relevant policies and frameworks. This study aims to analyse the policies and frameworks that govern technological development in India to understand the
A blog on our project with the Arghyam Foundation and the Government of Meghalaya to reimagine the approach to capacity building of the community to sustain their natural resources.
Explore our State of CSR in India Report 2024. As we mark the 10 year milestone, since the CSR law was mandated in India, 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?
Srikrishna Sridhar Murthy, CEO – Sattva Consulting, was invited to write a blog piece for IIAS recently. In this piece, he talks about the difference CSR has made in the last 5 years and how companies can achieve more.
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This book takes the reader through the idea of good governance while shedding light on citizen engagement and the sheer power it holds to transform the world.
A combination of behaviour change communications, resources and actions in the form of collaboration of society-government-business is required to build sustainable solutions.
Is your agri-food value chain resilient, responsible, and future-ready? 2:1 India’s projected water demand to supply ratio by 2030 20-40% Decline is expected by 2050-2080 in the production of rice, maize, and wheat 0.3% current level of Soil Organic Content, which has declined from 1% over 70 years. ⅓ of
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