Property holds enormous economic, social, and symbolic relevance, especially for marginalised communities in India. However, systemic issues inhibit sustainable access to property for such groups.
Quality in maternal healthcare is defined as the degree to which the maternal and newborn health services can be considered to be safe, effective, timely, efficient, equitable and people-centred. Integration of quality of care across the antenatal, intrapartum and postnatal period is essential to improve healthcare outcomes of mothers and
Given the fragile nature of global supply chains, the scope of sustainable business development is expanding to include upstream operations like procurement.
The National Education Policy (NEP) 2019 has suggested some monumental shifts for education in India. This series of articles covers Sattva’s perspective on the changing policy landscape and how solutions can take shape in the coming future.
Allied health professionals face a large talent gap in supply and demand, mandating the need to strengthen this cadre of health professionals.
Bindu Ananth joins us on this episode to discuss how the unique financial needs of Indian MSMEs can be met.
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
Innovative financing has emerged to address crucial gaps in the traditional funding setup and catalyse additional funds for development assistance with a focus on outcome and innovation.
We are thrilled to share that Sattva Knowledge Institute collaborated with Muskaan Dreams and the Global Digital Alliance as the knowledge partner for the Digital Inclusion Summit 2024. Digital Inclusion Summit is a global movement that aims to close the digital gap for 120 million students in India, bringing key