Over the past year, our Agility in Adversity series featured sevaral nonprofit organisations and their dynamic responses to address the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic, as well as those focusing on the theme of Women and Land resources.
Sattva is more committed now than ever to support non-profits during these times. In the last few months, a majority of our work has focused on institutional challenges. Read about it here.
COVID-19 presented an opportunity to re-evaluate structural barriers and to “build back better”. Our blog on the SelectHER programme highlights how long-term engagements can add value to the employability of women and bring meaningful change in society.
Continuing our series on region-wise analysis of CSR funds in India (you can access the previous post here),
Digital public goods (DPGs) refer to new and enhanced service delivery of public goods such as healthcare, government schemes, and public infrastructure.
The study plots the current landscape of funding and solutions for ECCE enabled by CSR, explores trends and evolution of CSR in ECCE funding.
Expanding opportunities to women and moving towards gender equality remains integral to the 2030 agenda for Sustainable Development Goals.This is the first in a series we are doing on Gender Equality in India.
Developed by Sattva Consulting based on best practices from 360 ONE Foundation, with support from Thought and Programme Partner Vrutti, this primer explores how Blended Finance can strengthen FPCs through tailored instruments, insights from on-ground initiatives, and actionable recommendations.
India has witnessed a significant rise in mental health concerns among children and adolescents, especially since the COVID-19 pandemic. Stigma and lack of awareness lead to low health-seeking behaviours and poor attitudes regarding mental health. Policies such as the National Education Policy 2020, supported by overarching provisions of the National
India has made notable progress in maternal healthcare over the past decade, yet significant challenges remain in ensuring quality care reaches every woman, especially in rural and underserved areas.