The emergence of Digital Public Infrastructure like Account Aggregators (AA) paves the way for financial inclusion of many underserved communities in India. It has the potential to empower millions of customers to digitally access and share their financial data across institutions, resulting in the creation of their digital financial identity.
Manohar is a partner and CTO at Sattva Consulting, responsible for Sattva’s technology and data related products and services, and for Sattva’s digital transformation.
Prioritising maternal health and family planning is imperative for India to sustainably pave a path for healthier communities and social progress. Given that strategic funding plays a pivotal role in creating the foundation for a thriving future, Sattva worked on a robust investment strategy for a globally renowned non-profit.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UwvXVrS8s7A The recent interim budget focused on how to enable women farmers, looking at how they can be raised up along with other smallholder farmers across India. Today, in certain key agricultural value chains like sugarcane, women make up 50% of the workforce. Yet their
To truly understand the problem at its core, a team in Enactus – an international student-led social entrepreneurship body – studied the demand and supply factors of public sanitation.
Despite being perceived as digital natives by parents, teachers, and policymakers, school-going children in India are not supported sufficiently to foster their digital literacy. The shortage of digital skills among the country’s youth is also worrying and coexists with a rapidly evolving job market where 90% of positions already entail
Background While various measures have been taken to transform India’s education landscape, significant challenges continue to plague the public education system such as the high student dropout rate at the secondary level (15%). Nearly 5 crore elementary school students are below the required level of foundational literacy and numeracy; only
Millets in India are undergoing a renaissance and we see a strategic shift to maximise their potential as the ‘crops of the future’.
With rapid technological change and increasing penetration of smartphones in India, education technology (EdTech) has demonstrated significant potential for increasing learning outcomes for students globally and in India.