This episode of Decoding Impact with Rathish Balakrishnan features an in-depth conversation with Shilpa Kumar to unpack why we need climate finance and how Development Finance Institutions are uniquely positioned to address it.
We need to ensure that with policy-driven incentives, better supply chains and education, the right food choices are made from farm to fork.
Share CORPORATES Flagship CSR Programme Design With evolving societal challenges and rising expectations for corporates to contribute meaningfully, there is an increasing need for flagship programmes that deliver focused, scalable, and sustainable impact. At Sattva, Flagship Programmes are powerful tools for corporates to drive impactful CSR initiatives. By aligning business
In India, 1 out of 12 girls gives up on her educational journey before completing secondary education. Globally, more than 130 million girls are out of school until 2020 as per the reports of World Bank and UNICEF. An adolescent girl in a low-income country is nearly twice as likely
In this episode, we discuss gaps in gender-disaggregated data at the national level, and their impact on solution design to improve female labour force participation, with economist Mitali Nikore.
In recent years, alarms have been sounded regarding the declining women labour force participation rate in India, which currently stands at approximately 30%, according to the latest data from the Periodic Labour Force Survey. This measurement is a key indicator of not only women’s workforce participation, but also a country’s
The Social Investment Landscape in Asia assesses the opportunities and challenges for philanthropy and social investment in the region.
The organisation’s incubator serves as a catalyst for the non-profit sector, encouraging skilled and passionate leaders to address critical challenges faced by underprivileged individuals in the nation.
This report for the Deshpande Foundation has stories that present a microcosm of the ‘Sandbox for Innovation’.
The transition to green energy is characterised by a shift from centralised energy systems to more decentralised models. This is necessitated by the many inefficiencies that plague traditional energy supply chains. Open networks could be the answer to addressing these inefficiencies. Open networks allow a diverse range of stakeholders —