The ninth webinar in the SKI Touchpoint series, conducted by the Capital for Impact Practice Area, delved into the topic of ‘Social Stock Exchange as a Catalyst in the Impact Ecosystem: What Lies Ahead?’. The session, facilitated and moderated by Lekhya Reddy, Engagement Manager and Lead of the Capital for Impact Practice Area, in collaboration
Mercedes-Benz has made a substantial name for themselves and their products through innovation. Shweta Pandey joins Krishna for this episode of CSR Partnerships for Innovation to share the evolution of how MBRDI elevated innovation in how they fund CSR initiatives, sharing some of her personal favourite initiatives, as well as
Naga is a versatile and passionate leader with around 20+ years of global experience spanning USA and India. As a full time angel investor, Naga has invested in 8 startups through Indian Angel Network
Various organisations have defined the scope and criticality of Foundational Literacy and Numeracy (FLN) over the years. Despite different definitions, common and central aspects of the framing of FLN comprises skills such as recognition of letters and words, reading, writing, mathematical problem solving and skill development. The National Education Policy
With the growing digitisation of the healthcare sector in India, there is also a growing risk of excluding underserved populations.
Digital health has emerged as a potential game-changer for enabling accessible, affordable,and quality health care for all.
Digitalisation has already been a significant game changer for India’s economy and society. Digital public infrastructure and digital public goods, or DPIs and DPGs,have emerged in the development ecosystem as a means to achieve population-scale social impact. We have already seen the potential of DPIs with the success of Aadhar
Cancer is one of the leading causes of premature deaths worldwide, as reported by 134 out of 183 countries.Among the various types of cancers, breast and cervical cancer are the highest contributors.
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).
Pharmaceutical production in India has been a formidable force for healthcare, so much so that no written report ever fails to eulogise India as the “pharmacy of the world”. Despite the prowess of Indian pharmaceutical industries in manufacturing affordable generic medicines, poor quality and unavailability of essential drugs, vaccines, and
₹17,377 crore went to environmental CSR over the past decade, and Hemlata Samant of Business Standard covers this finding from Sattva’s report, A Decade of Green Spending, which shows that a small group of large companies drives most of the spending. Read here