Innovative agtech solutions in India are revolutionising post-harvest technology, boosting farmer incomes, and reducing food waste. Explore five groundbreaking case studies on smart farming, crop storage solutions, and agricultural innovation.
As India embarks on its eighth decade of independent governance, it finds itself at a crucial juncture of change, presenting vast opportunities for substantial economic growth and notable progress in attaining the country’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The private sector has emerged as a key player in India’s development story,
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Sattva had the opportunity to undertake an independent impact evaluation of Google’s Read Along application in India.
To ensure strategic clarity on preparedness to grow 5x in the next five years and move towards long-term, strategic, and sustainable work at scale.
The Indian digital lending market is expected to grow at a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 38%, and reach US $350 billion by 2023 as a result of improved digital financial inclusion.
A Mumbai-based non-government organisation operates the world’s largest 24-hour toll free emergency phone service for children in distress that is spread across 420 districts in India.
Sattva anchored a set of webinar sessions that were designed to cover some of the healthcare specific learning gaps of non-profits and better support their ongoing initiatives across the country.
SKI’s Capital for Impact Practice Area conducted a webinar focusing on the comprehensive process of registering and listing an NGO on the Social Stock Exchange (SSE), a significant milestone in accessing capital within the impact ecosystem. The session, titled ‘From Readiness to Listing: NGOs’ SSE Journey,’ was facilitated and moderated
The case for cross-border collaboration in science is often made in abstract terms—knowledge exchange, global partnerships, shared learning. Our recent panel on Advancing Collaborative Science and Technology for Global Good at Impact Week reinforced a more grounded truth: collaboration works when it is designed as a system, not an aspiration.