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THE CASE FOR BUSINESS VALUE IN CSR

CSRs must work to grow the pie – for society and for themselves. It is possible for companies to operate in such a manner where their own interests align with those of society.

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.

Touchpoint Highlights: Accelerating FLN Outcomes with Parent Engagement

The sixth session in the SKI Touchpoint series was conducted by the Education Practice Area, on the theme of ‘Accelerating Foundational Literacy and Numeracy outcomes with Parent Engagement.’ The session was moderated by Sattva Knowledge Institute’s Ms. Sukhada Ghosalkar, Lead for Foundational Literacy and Numeracy, Education Practice Area, while Ms.

Abhishek Modi

Abhishek has 7+ years of work experience in sectors ranging in Education, Health, Livelihood, Digital and Financial Inclusion.

As the Lead, Digital Platforms Practice Area, Abhishek leads the development of knowledge, reach and engagement with the market and supports consulting teams in projects delivery for the digital platform practice.

Aarti Mohan

Aarti Mohan brings over 14+ years of experience spanning advisory, research, and business leadership.
As Co-Founder and Partner at Sattva, she heads the Foundations Unit that works closely with global and Indian foundations, multi-laterals, state governments and their ecosystems to deliver social impact.

ESG benchmarking engagement with a leading automobile manufacturing company 

The recent rise in the ESG movement along with forays being made into sustainable investing by organisations, companies and governments require some form of regulation and benchmarking. This is primarily to evaluate the performance by way of using benchmarking tools to assess, compare and qualify through standard ESG and sustainability

Inside the reshaping of CSR in India during Covid-19

With the recent amendments to CSR rules, a gruesome second coronavirus wave and reduced corporate performance due to the pandemic, social responsibility spend for companies is not going to be the same this fiscal CSR expenditure on education reduced from Rs5,718 crore in FY19 to Rs5,244 in FY20. The pandemic

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