This paper by Ritika Ramasuri, Dr Nachiket Mor, and Divya Saraf analyses digital interventions and digital public goods, identifying the conditions under which they become self-sustaining for lasting impact.
Minu Sagar brings 14+ years of work experience across the corporate and social sector.
As Senior Engagement Manager at Sattva, Minu is responsible for driving non-profit engagement and capacity-building through knowledge sharing of key information from the ecosystem and events.
The skilling landscape in India continues to be plagued by issues such as supply and demand mismatch of skilled personnel, limited training facilities and a lack of effective credentialing systems. The Digital Ecosystem for Skilling and Livelihood, or the DESH Stack e-portal has been launched with
India’s Aspirational Districts Programme aims to boost development in the nation’s most underdeveloped areas, housing 15 percent of the population. However, these districts have seen limited CSR investments.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=txaqxJycyP8 India is the third largest innovation ecosystem in the world. From India’s transformational growth in the IT sector to her rapid digitisation, innovation is truly having its moment in India today. However, despite this promising outlook, social innovation continues to face challenges to scale. Faced by
Allied health professionals face a large talent gap in supply and demand, mandating the need to strengthen this cadre of health professionals.
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
India’s backward districts received a mere 2.5% of Rs 1.84 lakh crore of corporate social responsibility (CSR) funds spent by companies across the country over the past nine years, said a study, titled ‘State of CSR in India: 2014-2023’, by social impact and consulting firm Sattva Consulting. “While it’s a
Sattva has launched an initiative: India Partner Network (IPN), a knowledge and engagement platform designed for non-profits to fortify their core competencies and navigate the complex landscape of institutional capacity.
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