The Times of India features Sattva’s and India Data Insight’s environmental CSR report titled, “‘A Decade of Green Spending: What Rs 17,000 Crores of Environmental CSR Reveals About Corporate India” in this article written by Ehtesham Haque. It discusses the gap between Environmental CSR and climate needs. Read it here.
The priorities of corporate giving are changing, one example of which is reduced funding towards education and increased priority to environment, as per recent MCA data.
We worked with the team from a German development agency to help assess and optimise their training programs, across three countries.
Careers today are rarely a straight ladder, they look more like a lattice with myriad options to move up, sideways, change tracks and take turns.
Meet me at @avpn, at the session on: Exploring Procurement Strategies to Deliver SME Growth and Social Outcomes Date and time: Tuesday, April 23, 2024, 4:15 PM – 5:30 PM (Asia/Dubai) Venue: The Dining Room, Park Hyatt Corporates often face hurdles in integrating social organisations and impact enterprises into supply chains.
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Meera is a Partner at Sattva Consulting, responsible for leading Sattva’s work in the corporate sector.
A piece analysing the response, delivery mechanisms, and the way forward, for a holistic, gender-lensed response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Future Forward Skills Mission Sattva launched the Future Forward Skills Mission in partnership with Tata Trusts and the UKIBC.
With an anticipated global growth rate of 8.8 percent in STEM occupations from 2020 to 2030, India will play an important role by contributing 60-65 million jobs in information technology, digital communication, cybersecurity, e-commerce, and digital finance sectors. Although India accounts for 31.7 percent of the global STEM graduates (43