A CSR flagship programme focused on scalable solutions for sustainable mobility, last-mile connectivity, logistics, green buildings, consumption management, agriculture, upcycling, and waste management.
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.
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Dr Pathare shares with us his experience of reaching and enabling last-mile delivery of mental health services and the barriers that limit the scale of this vital healthcare provision.
Over seven decades after the caste system was officially abolished in India, its effects are still seen and experienced by some. The inequalities created by the system continue to have an impact on opportunities and access to resources for many. A government scheme being implemented in a southern state is
Sound mental health and well-being are essential for individuals to lead a fulfilling life.
Emerging technologies in sustainable livestock farming are reducing greenhouse gas emissions and boosting farmer incomes. Learn about innovative practices in animal feed, health management, and manure processing from around the world.
As India embarks on its eighth decade of independent governance, it finds itself at a crucial juncture of change, presenting vast opportunities for substantial economic growth and notable progress in attaining the country’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The private sector has emerged as a key player in India’s development story,
India’s urban EV charging strategy requires a pivot, focusing infrastructure development precisely where it will drive the most meaningful decarbonisation. According to the International Council on Clean Transportation (ICCT), Freight trucks make up only about 5% of India’s on-road vehicles, yet they contribute around 42% of on-road CO₂ emissions, which