Millets are often referred to as the crop of the future and India has been undergoing its own renaissance with this super food. Also, 2023 has been designated as the International Year of Millets by the UN, where India has been leading the discourse to develop the dialogue on millets
In this episode of Decoding Impact, Rathish Balakrishnan and Shraman Jha explore India’s existing water gaps, the nuances of water security, effectively using data, and how rural women are emerging as champions of water management.
We have mapped the current state of the non-profit ecosystem. We analysed the incomes of the 176 largest NGOs in India (2019-20 to 2021-22).
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This is the first blog in a two-part blog series on a program developed by the Michael & Susan Dell Foundation and Sattva Consulting
Date: Nov 21, 2024, 08:00 AM | Venue: Dr Ambedkar International Centre, New Delhi Dialogues on Development Management is a first-of-its-kind event for the social sector to converge on Development Management. This unique opportunity creates a one-stop platform where Social Purpose Organisations can come together, collaborate, and discuss the complexities
Almost 1.27 crore kirana stores dot the grocery retail landscape in India, comprising nearly 90% of the retail sector.
Pawan has over 13+ years of experience working in the private and development sector.
At Sattva, he co-leads the Domestic Philanthropy vertical which supports high net worth philanthropists to bridge the gap between their philanthropic intent and action by providing solutions across Research, Strategy and Implementation.
From startups to micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs), when one wants to foster scale and innovation, capital is often the first lever to consider—more credit, more investment, and flexible terms for accessing funding. In the post-pandemic world, nonprofits are going to be up against a wide range of problems, most
India faces a critical risk from rising heat, marked by a 0.3°C rise in average temperature in a 30-year period and this is projected to increase further by 5.1°C in the next 75 years. By 2050, heatwave days in cities could increase four- to sevenfold, with peak temperatures rising from