https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3HjxlgjXdLY Philanthropy plays a vital role in the development sector naturally, however, in India today philanthropic capital accounts for only 5% of the total funding, with 95% coming from the governments. Is there a way we can reimagine the development sector, as a market place, that can
We worked with Mr. Amit Chandra (A.T.E. Chandra Foundation) to incorporate the experience and feedback of institutional funders and foundations into shaping the design of the Social Stock Exchange.
Key takeaways from discussions with leading funders on high-potential programming models and ways to drive multi-stakeholder response to child protection in India.
India is currently undergoing a significant transformation. Over the past decade, we have moved from being the tenth-largest economy to the fifth-largest, and there is potential for us to become the third-largest economy by 2028. The government’s goal is to achieve a US$30 trillion economy by 2047, embodying the attributes
CSR laws in India affect nonprofits uniquely, determining registration, spending, and reporting. Read to know more.
Sattva supported IEFG and ECFG to amplify the participation and voice of Global South funders in key decision-making discussions at a global scale by conducting an in-depth landscape analysis of key trends, needs, motivations and challenges faced by funders in Asia, Africa and Latin America.
A strategic initiative centered on empowering women farmers, focusing on enhancing agricultural productivity and sustainable practices.
We have created a ready reckoner for corporates, funders and non-profits that breaks down some of the key questions and implications of the FCRA Amendments Act 2020.
Aarti Mohan brings over 14+ years of experience spanning advisory, research, and business leadership.
As Co-Founder and Partner at Sattva, she heads the Foundations Unit that works closely with global and Indian foundations, multi-laterals, state governments and their ecosystems to deliver social impact.
From September 2018 to April 2019, Sattva undertook a first-of-its-kind study on the everyday giving ecosystem in India, with the support of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and Rohini Nilekani Philanthropies.