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Measuring What Matters: Unlocking Collective Impact Through Shared Measurement

Sattva, in collaboration with the gLocal Evaluation Week, is hosting an engaging online panel discussion titled “Measuring What Matters: Unlocking Collective Impact Through Shared Measurement”.Moderated by Bobbymon George (Partner & Head – Impact Measurement & Advisory, Sattva), this 90-minute session brings together voices from across the impact ecosystem—including funders, NGOs,

CSR in Punjab

Through this report, Sattva presents a critical glimpse of Punjab state with respect to the CSR investment and its development performance.

Ecosystem and Policy Advisory

Share FOUNDATIONS Ecosystem and Policy Advisory Across sectors, we work with global and regional philanthropic foundations to evaluate strategic programmatic decisions, including strategy development, roadmap creation, and bespoke advisory. Setting up programme management units in close collaboration with foundations allows us to provide on-ground support, mitigate risks, and drive towards

Institution Building

Share NON-PROFITS Institution Building We understand the challenges faced by organisations in translating strategies on the ground. Nonprofits are evolving in some key areas in order to adapt and thrive in an ever-changing landscape: Agile approach to organisational strategy with a clear structure to achieve organisational goals Strategic programmes that

Respond > Solve > Evolve

Sattva undertook a research study commissioned by Kamonohashi Project (Kamo) to develop a report on the Anti-Human Trafficking (AHT) solution ecosystem in India.

Atul Kotnala

Atul Kotnala brings 12 years of rich experience in the social impact sector working with various philanthropic foundations. As the Associate Principal at Sattva, Atul leads the Bharat Collective to influence philanthropic capital, and build capacity of hyperlocal organistaion backward areas.

Implementation – Micro-entrepreneurship

A solar power company delivering viable electricity solutions through decentralised renewable energy mini-grids, wanted to spur socio-economic growth in rural and semi-urban areas.

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