Gender Equality and Women Empowerment is recognised as a critical component of sustainable development and is an area where Sattva has worked on extensively. We present a quick overview of the gap in wages earned by men and women in India.
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Working in this sector in the last couple of years has given me a level of satisfaction and joy I had not experienced before.
In 2022, a leading foundation commissioned Sattva to explore the sexual and reproductive health, rights, and justice (SRHRJ) landscape across five countries in south Asia — Nepal, Sri Lanka, India, Bangladesh and Indonesia. This would help guide their Reproductive Health Programme strategy in the region, as well as support them
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=deFM10Bo058 The Indian energy sector is at a critical juncture. Electricity consumption, a key indicator of economic growth, has grown significantly over the past 50-60 years, and India is primed to leapfrog into a sustainably powered future. This transition calls for a robust policy foundation, technological advancements
Research reveals that girls initially display interest in STEM during their formative years, typically between the ages of 8 and 10.
Technology has the potential to revolutionise Indian agriculture. There are innovations in seed and bioengineering platforms, use of robots and AI and blockchain that are enhancing efficiency and transparency in the sector. India’s agritech industry is projected to reach over ₹1 trillion by 2025. The recent 2023-24 budget allocated INR
The CGIAR Gender Equality Initiative aims to bundle socio-technical innovations with women at the center to empower and build their resilience against climate-change challenges. The Theory of Change framework highlights the pathways and the most relevant stakeholders to engage to reach shared goals.
A strategic initiative centered on empowering women farmers, focusing on enhancing agricultural productivity and sustainable practices.
Property holds enormous economic, social, and symbolic relevance, especially for marginalised communities in India. However, systemic issues inhibit sustainable access to property for such groups.