This report, developed by Sattva and funded by WINGS’ #LiftUpPhilanthropy Fund, maps the philanthropy support ecosystems (PSEs), with a particular focus on multi-stakeholder partnerships (MSPs), in seven South and Southeast Asian countries—India, Indonesia, the Philippines, Malaysia, Bangladesh, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka. It aims to break silos, bridge knowledge gaps in the philanthropic
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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.
With companies responding generously to immediate challenges posed by the COVID pandemic, how does the overall CSR funding landscape change?
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’s credit market faces challenges in its financial data sharing system, including lack of standardisation, incomplete credit bureau data, limited access to financial services, and lengthy loan disbursal processes. Account Aggregators (AAs) are emerging as a solution to these issues, enabling a more efficient and inclusive financial ecosystem. AAs are
The Sattva Knowledge Institute (SKI)Annual Summit | 2024 February 23, 2024 10:30 AM to 6:30 PM The Pullman, New Delhi At Sattva, we believe that solutions for impact will be unlocked at the intersection of business, government and philanthropic action. Fostering dialogue and collaboration among these critical stakeholders is essential
A blog on our project with the Arghyam Foundation and the Government of Meghalaya to reimagine the approach to capacity building of the community to sustain their natural resources.
The pandemic has set India back in its goal to eliminate tuberculosis by 2025. From the Nikshay Poshan Yojana to renewed testing and treatment efforts, here’s how we can cover lost ground.
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