India is known for its large companies across manufacturing and technology, but what often goes unnoticed is that a large part of the employment in this country is actually driven by Micro Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs). MSMEs contribute to more than 30% of India’s GDP, and 11 million of
Although global efforts had been underway to improve digital health solutions at scale, it was the COVID19 pandemic that brought the necessity of digital health solutions into sharp focus.
Over the past year, our Agility in Adversity series featured sevaral nonprofit organisations and their dynamic responses to address the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic, as well as those focusing on the theme of Women and Land resources.
CSRs must work to grow the pie – for society and for themselves. It is possible for companies to operate in such a manner where their own interests align with those of society.
A collaboration between Sattva Knowledge and AVPN, our report on Funding Education with Impact
Agriculture is a very important sector requiring transformation towards sustainability, as currently, it is a sector that will undoubtedly impact the looming food and climate crises.
Agricultural markets have a significant role to play in facilitating the trade of goods, services and information in the Indian economy.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jcPVCVT6_4k With the recent Union Budget announcement allocating ₹1.48 lakh crore to education, employment, and skilling, one question we continue to grapple with in the impact ecosystem, but in Education especially, is whether money is enough to really achieve the outcomes needed? Since Independence, Education has been
Krishna is CEO & Co-Founder of PYOR, and organisation with a mission to accelerate global institutional investor participation in digital assets by enabling high fidelity insights and data. Before founding PYOR, Krishna worked at CoinSwitch, India’s largest crypto platform, leading new initiatives and setting up CoinSwitch Labs (an in-house incubator
This paper by Ritika Ramasuri, Dr Nachiket Mor, and Divya Saraf analyses digital interventions and digital public goods, identifying the conditions under which they become self-sustaining for lasting impact.