Our CSR conversations with corporates peak in February and March every year. Here is a set of curated, non-traditional ideas for CSR funding and strategy, along with some of the work Sattva is currently involved in.
Business of Impact and Capital Ideas are our two events for impact transformers on 12 & 13 June in The Hague. On Wednesday we’re running two separate programme tracks, and on Thursday we’re breaking the barriers and going all in on connection and collaboration! Join Srikrishna Sridhar Murthy (Sattva Consulting),
The CGIAR Gender Equality Initiative aims to bundle socio-technical innovations with women at the center to empower and build their resilience against climate-change challenges. The Theory of Change framework highlights the pathways and the most relevant stakeholders to engage to reach shared goals.
Through extensive research and client engagement, Sattva recognises areas that can be leveraged to function successfully within the existing conservation ecosystem.
Early Childhood Development (ECD) is a concept that envelops both a child and the child’s environment. It is a period of pivotal development of the cognitive, linguistic, socio-emotional and physical faculties of children from conception to six years of age.
CSR spending in India is concentrated in a few sectors, including education and healthcare. Less than 1% of the CSR funds are channelled towards incubators to support social enterprises. To understand the criticality of CSR backing for scalable and impactful solutions through social enterprises, we have with us today, Mr.
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The Agriculture Practice within the Sattva Knowledge Institute convened the first Community of Practice session to explore how data-driven approaches and technological capabilities can lead to solutions in designing water-positive risk assessment tools.
Gaps in knowledge and limited risk perception on child trafficking (CT) and commercial sexual exploitation of children (CSEC) are among some of the key drivers for continued exploitation of children in West Bengal, India.
Despite being perceived as digital natives by parents, teachers, and policymakers, school-going children in India are not supported sufficiently to foster their digital literacy. The shortage of digital skills among the country’s youth is also worrying and coexists with a rapidly evolving job market where 90% of positions already entail