India is known for its large companies across manufacturing and technology, but what often goes unnoticed is that a large part of the employment in this country is actually driven by Micro Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs). MSMEs contribute to more than 30% of India’s GDP, and 11 million of
We need to ensure that with policy-driven incentives, better supply chains and education, the right food choices are made from farm to fork.
Future Forward Skills Mission Sattva launched the Future Forward Skills Mission in partnership with Tata Trusts and the UKIBC.
Government andMulti-laterals We work with central, state and district government bodies offering strategic advisory services for their priority programmes, programme design and management support. Share States and UTs 0 central government bodies 0 + state government bodies 0 + India is among the 193 signatories of the UN Sustainable Development
Reflections by Manohar Sreekanth, Partner & CTO, from a 2-day workshop with an NGO cohort working on AI.
India is grappling with a severe mental health crisis, with over 197 million Indians diagnosed with mental disorders, exacerbated by a wide treatment gap. The good news is that there is growing recognition of the importance of mental health in the country. However, a thorough understanding of what it entails,
In the wake of COVID-19, businesses across the world have adapted to new ways of working. We at Sattva are also observing increased and accelerated digitization in our work with our CSR clients.
Developing countries need to bear the enormous costs of green transitions, and simultaneously adhere to the principles of equity in just transition
Shruti Bharath brings 14 years of diverse experience working across the private sector, nonprofits large and small, social enterprises, start-ups and now social impact consulting.
As Head Central Delivery Products, she leads an intrapreneurial unit at Sattva, with a unique mandate to productise critical consulting services that will help
Tech-based, impact-focused initiatives have been observed to attract greater investment and philanthropic funding in India. There is a strong case to be made, therefore, for greater adoption of digital platforms by social sector enterprises.