Rathish Balakrishnan Co-founder and Managing Partner, Sattva Consulting According to the World Bank, learning losses from COVID-19 could cost this generation of students close to $17 trillion in lifetime earnings. As we emerge from a post-pandemic world the promise of EdTech is both lauded and vilified in equal measure, as
Several effects of climate change such as droughts, floods, cyclones, erratic and delayed
monsoon, depleting groundwater, salinisation, pests and diseases, etc. have been affecting
the production and productivity of Indian agriculture, thereby impacting farmer incomes as
well as food and nutrition security.
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The planet is on the verge of exceeding the 1.5 centigrade limit established by the 2015 Paris Agreement, placing the issue of climate change front and centre for all of us today. On the other side of this crises are vulnerable nations, who have fewer resource to fight climate change,
The COVID pandemic has transformed the way we work and collaborate with each other. In this article, we explore the hybrid working model for the future, with a deeper understanding of its impact on our world.
From the macro to the micro and everything in between, in this episode of Decoding Impact, Manish Sabharwal illuminates the economics of India’s current job market and the systemic levers needed to thrust India into grasping its full potential as an economy, society and nation. As one
Abhinav leads Sattva’s Innovation and Blended Finance practices. In Innovation, he works to close India’s translational funding gap, helping move promising research out of the lab and into use at scale by convening capital, academia, industry, and government. Through Blended Finance, he structures capital that makes hard-to-fund problems financeable and
A Mumbai-based financial services company wanted to design and implement a programme focused on women’s entrepreneurship.
Farmer Producer Organisations (FPOs) are collective entities formed by farmers to pool resources, share knowledge, and engage in collective action. They play a crucial role in empowering farmers, promoting sustainable practices, and addressing the challenges of fragmented landholdings. However, the growth of the FPO ecosystem has stagnated due to challenges