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Stronger school-to-work pathways are an urgent education reform

Bridging India’s education-to-employment gap requires more than just school enrollment. To successfully transition youth into the workforce, they need sustained structural support including financial buffers, foundational skills, trusted mentorship, and early career exposure. Read the article in Hindustan Times, featuring Sejal Desai, Executive Director, AEF, and Arjun Bahadur, Lead, Education

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Learn more on how we can help scaling and growing the impact of your organisation. India Data Insights: Your data guide on India’s social sector with actionable, ready-to-use data insights for sharper decisions. Use the platform to gain insights into the CSR landscape in India and target the funders relevant

CSR in Punjab

Through this report, Sattva presents a critical glimpse of Punjab state with respect to the CSR investment and its development performance.

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Inside the reshaping of CSR in India during Covid-19

With the recent amendments to CSR rules, a gruesome second coronavirus wave and reduced corporate performance due to the pandemic, social responsibility spend for companies is not going to be the same this fiscal CSR expenditure on education reduced from Rs5,718 crore in FY19 to Rs5,244 in FY20. The pandemic

Decoding Universal Health Coverage with Dr. Nachiket Mor: Part 1

https://open.spotify.com/episode/5rsqLW3phlu3XLRgX1kteg Globally, universal health coverage (UHC) has been highlighted as an important goal, because of its close links to poverty reduction and potential to enhance the economic growth of countries. From public to private health care, across primary, secondary, and tertiary care, and whether we look at the challenges and

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