According to the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology in India, “any individual who can operate a computer/laptop/tablet/smartphone and use other IT related tools is being considered as digitally literate.”
According to the National AIDS Control Organisation, India is estimated to have 24.3 lakh people living with HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus), as of 2022. Even though this represents a decline of 37% from the estimated 38.1 lakh people living with HIV in 2010, India has a long way to go
Across the globe, HIV is more than a health concern – it is a social issue that affects not just individuals, but whole communities.
The World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that between 20-33% of women in India suffer from mental health disorders during pregnancy and after childbirth (UNFPA India 2021).
Sustainability Reporting in India: An evolution
The report adopts a mixed-methods research approach to identify organisations, map solutions, and classify actors working across five areas – Flexible Learning, Life Skills, Career Guidance, Skill Development and Placements, and Engagement of Young People in India.
Sattva, in collaboration with the gLocal Evaluation Week, is hosting an engaging online panel discussion titled “Measuring What Matters: Unlocking Collective Impact Through Shared Measurement”.Moderated by Bobbymon George (Partner & Head – Impact Measurement & Advisory, Sattva), this 90-minute session brings together voices from across the impact ecosystem—including funders, NGOs,
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.
This article uses secondary research and attempts to map the existing gaps in the skilling ecosystem at the intersection of emerging market demand and skills supply.
An outline of eight areas that will need strong and sustained focus for us to mitigate the adverse impacts of the COVID crisis.