The case for cross-border collaboration in science is often made in abstract terms—knowledge exchange, global partnerships, shared learning. Our recent panel on Advancing Collaborative Science and Technology for Global Good at Impact Week reinforced a more grounded truth: collaboration works when it is designed as a system, not an aspiration.
Through this engagement, the client sought to determine the strategic direction it should take to achieve sustainable growth and expansion in India.
As an organisation that has been in the space for the last ten years, what have been our biggest learnings? And how are those learnings helping to shape our CSR practice this year?
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.
The overburdening of India’s healthcare infrastructure, especially during the second wave of the CoViD-19 pandemic in 2021, has made it evident that the healthcare system is grossly understaffed to meet the needs of a growing population.
We have 5 suggestions for you to make your CSR richer and cause greater impact next year.
Rajiv is an active angel investor and mentor to multiple startups in the social enterprise and technology space. He is an Advisor, Board Member of many such companies.
With the growing digitisation of the healthcare sector in India, there is also a growing risk of excluding underserved populations.
Digital health has emerged as a potential game-changer for enabling accessible, affordable,and quality health care for all.
Source: Alliance Magazine Aarti Mohan, Lekhya Reddy and Kriti Jain 16 March 2023 At the 14th Dasra Philanthropy Week, diverse stakeholders from the social impact sector gathered to convene and collaborate on ideas for sustained action for a transformed India. The event featured diverse leaders of grassroot organisations, think-tanks, family
With the recent amendments to CSR rules, a gruesome second coronavirus wave and reduced corporate performance due to the pandemic, social responsibility spend for companies is not going to be the same this fiscal CSR expenditure on education reduced from Rs5,718 crore in FY19 to Rs5,244 in FY20. The pandemic
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