CSR Compliance – Regional Series
Sattva has hosted a series of webinars in Regional languages to help nonprofits in navigating CSR compliance requirements and to enable such NGOs to potentially leverage CSR engagement to create impact.
Sattva has hosted a series of webinars in Regional languages to help nonprofits in navigating CSR compliance requirements and to enable such NGOs to potentially leverage CSR engagement to create impact.
To guide us through the myriad of challenges that FPO capacity building entails, is Mr Emmanual Murray for this episode of Decoding Impact.
Vipul Arora Environmental, social and governance (ESG) is a term that has gained increasing importance in recent years, particularly for corporations and investors in these enterprises. ESG is a research and analysis framework that allows ‘Institutional Investors’ and Companies to assess their risks and opportunities, with respect to their environmental,
This year, Sattva sponsored the 2024 edition of Business of Impact in The Hague where we also launched our latest report on Social Procurement with SAP.
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.
Capacity building programmes are crucial in the engagement strategy of nonprofits working in the education sector. They become drivers of landmark policy goals, such as the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020, in India which is one of the world’s largest education systems. By involving local stakeholders, nonprofits equip state governments,
The sixth session in the SKI Touchpoint series was conducted by the Education Practice Area, on the theme of ‘Accelerating Foundational Literacy and Numeracy outcomes with Parent Engagement.’ The session was moderated by Sattva Knowledge Institute’s Ms. Sukhada Ghosalkar, Lead for Foundational Literacy and Numeracy, Education Practice Area, while Ms.
Hunger and food security have always been a pressing challenge and an important part of the global agenda.
India has a female labour force participation rate (FLPLR) of about 25%, one of the lowest in the world, against the global average of 48%.
“Science and philanthropy, working hand in hand, can turn once-unthinkable ideas into public goods that serve everyone. Because innovation is everywhere, it’s a shared resource, and a global knowledge bank that we can all build on, together.” This article by Srikrishna Sridhar Murthy, originally published by Impact Europe, makes a