Sustainable Sourcing in Agricultural Value Chains
Given the fragile nature of global supply chains, the scope of sustainable business development is expanding to include upstream operations like procurement.
Given the fragile nature of global supply chains, the scope of sustainable business development is expanding to include upstream operations like procurement.
This piece will look to nuance the understanding of the true potential of digital solutions for women, and how they could be advanced further in India.
Female students in India are 20% less likely to choose science, technology, engineering or mathematics (STEM) or commerce education compared to their male counterparts. With the fourth industrial revolution driving the demand for STEM skills and the creation of 60-65 million jobs in India’s digital core sector, addressing this gender
Life at Sattva Share Life at Sattva is an exciting journey – sometimes into the boardrooms of India’s largest companies to discuss CSR and ESG strategy, sometimes into the chambers of government working on national policies and welfare schemes, and at other times into the hinterlands of the country truly
A recent solution that has shown promise in improving the type of work and market opportunities available to women is the advent of e-commerce.
In the fight against HIV, Community Champions are torchbearers who work hard to lead their communities towards sustainable and equitable change.
Property holds enormous economic, social, and symbolic relevance, especially for marginalised communities in India. However, systemic issues inhibit sustainable access to property for such groups.
Corporate India has deployed ₹17,377 crore in environmental CSR over the last decade. Read the key numbers behind the spending, and download the full report.
India’s small and medium enterprises face several challenges in the current e-commerce landscape.
In 2022, a leading foundation commissioned Sattva to explore the sexual and reproductive health, rights, and justice (SRHRJ) landscape across five countries in south Asia — Nepal, Sri Lanka, India, Bangladesh and Indonesia. This would help guide their Reproductive Health Programme strategy in the region, as well as support them