India’s Aspirational Districts Programme aims to boost development in the nation’s most underdeveloped areas, housing 15 percent of the population. However, these districts have seen limited CSR investments.
In the wake of COVID-19, businesses across the world have adapted to new ways of working. We at Sattva are also observing increased and accelerated digitization in our work with our CSR clients.
Promoting gender equality and women’s economic empowerment is at the top of the W20 India agenda. But there is scope for an inclusive approach to generating tangible and sustainable commitments.
Breastfeeding can significantly improve the health of children and mothers resulting in economic benefits equivalent to USD 300 billion worldwide annually.
Ambika Jugran comes with 17+ years of experience across business research, strategy, and operations. She works as a Principal in Sattva’s Sustainability and Business Advisory practice, where she leads growth and performance for the business unit, managing P&L, business strategy, operations, and people while ensuring delivery efficiency.
This explanatory session on measuring a CSR program’s impact contribution to the SDGs will be led by Bobbymon George, Head – Impact Measurement & Advisory and Partner, Sattva.
Since 2013, CSR funding for energy access has opened up new possibilities for better education, healthcare, agriculture and livelihoods.
Focusing on the critical transition stages from school to college and into the workforce, the initiative seeks to enhance access to resources, information, and skill-building for youth.
Rathish Balakrishnan and CEO, Tata Steel Foundation, Sourav Roy, unpack how companies can create true, long-term impact.
Vanita Viswanath has been a development sector practitioner and social entrepreneur for over 20 years. She is the former CEO of Udyogini, a non-profit that focuses on business services such as training.