World Environment Day special: While awareness on the role of nature and its importance for our survival is on the rise, it is nowhere close to the work that needs to be done to restore — or at least contain — the climate crisis.
Millets in India are undergoing a renaissance and we see a strategic shift to maximise their potential as the ‘crops of the future’.
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.
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and sustainability both focus on an organisation’s efforts to contribute positively to environmental and social impact. They are complementary and together, they demonstrate a company’s commitment towards its stakeholders.
Millets are gaining importance in India’s discourse around climate change and sustainability due to their nutritional benefits, such as their high protein and dietary fibre content. The Indian government is campaigning to mainstream millets and make India the global hub for millets.Private sector brands are expanding their product baskets to
Finance Minister Palanivel Thiaga Rajan on Monday urged corporates to address grassroots-level problems through the corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiative. He said such issues often fell through the cracks of policymakers and government departments. “Sometimes, the nature of government structures is not conducive to the aspirations of our people. We
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.
Financial inclusion needs to bridge gender gaps for it to become truly inclusive. Our whitepaper looks at challenges and barriers faced by women in accessing digital financial services.
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
India faces a critical risk from rising heat, marked by a 0.3°C rise in average temperature in a 30-year period and this is projected to increase further by 5.1°C in the next 75 years. By 2050, heatwave days in cities could increase four- to sevenfold, with peak temperatures rising from
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