Over the last 15 years, we’ve spent a lot of time learning, developing, and strategising for impact. We have built knowledge resources, some in-house and some in collaboration with other organisations that share our vision. We’ve played the role of implementation partner for several initiatives, and held events to facilitate dialogue and action for social good. However, over the last decade and a half, our priority has remained unchanged — developing solutions for impact at scale, with people at the centre.
Our work has spanned sectors, allowing us to play a hand in education, livelihoods, gender equity, climate, and healthcare. Through this journey, we’ve built lasting relationships with like-minded organisations that build for impact.
We believe that Civil society, Business, and Government all have a critical role to play in building an equitable and sustainable world. We actively partner with all stakeholders to enable impact through our advisory and orchestration services, knowledge and data platforms as public goods for the ecosystem, and collaborative solutions.
Building for Impact:
We conducted a detailed study of the CSR landscape in India (from 2014-22), hosted on India Data Insights, to provide actionable insights on under-funded regions and sectors, industry, CSR spending trends, and more. Read more.
We held the first SKI Annual Summit in February to facilitate conversations about Gender Equity in STEM, water-resilient agriculture, using DPI and Open Network thinking to solve climate issues, enabling non-profits to deliver impact at scale, and improving women’s healthcare. Read more.
The Bharat East report explores the performance of the eastern states and the CSR funding they receive using data points from the NFHS IV, NFHS V, and Mission Antyodaya resources. Read more.
To solve for inefficient water usage in agriculture, the Agriculture Practice Area of Sattva Knowledge Institute aims to promote climate-resilient agriculture using integrated farming models and data-driven insights. Read more.
We analysed data across 27 skill development organisations to study the performance of the jobs and skills sector, in collaboration with J. P. Morgan and NASSCOM Foundation. Read more.
From September 2018 to April 2019, we analysed the everyday giving ecosystem in India, with the support of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and Rohini Nilekani Philanthropies. We published a report that outlines estimates of market size, characteristics of givers, online and offline giving channels, the NGOs that engage with retail givers and enablers, and more. Read more.
Partnering for Impact
We designed India Partner Network to strengthen the impact and operations of non-profit organisations and improve their fundraising capabilities. The knowledge and engagement platform offers expert-led events and webinars, as well as a knowledge hub that non-profits can use to access learning and development resources. Read more.
Manyata for Mothers disseminates knowledge about childbirth care for healthy and safe deliveries, and acts as an enabler for small maternity hospitals in Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities. We acted as the lead advocacy and ecosystem partner for this initiative to imagine innovative, sustainable, and scalable models for quality care for mothers. Read more.
We organised a closed-door roundtable attended by 22 participants from 17 organisations to discuss how to leverage and reinforce school systems for effective mental health delivery. Read more.
The Future Forward Skills Missions was a multi-donor partnership initiated by UKIBC, anchored by Tata Trusts, and managed by Sattva Consulting. It aimed to encourage businesses to use their CSR resources for skill development and employability solutions. Read more.
We worked with the Michael & Susan Dell Foundation to evaluate the effectiveness of ed-tech models and improve spoken english across 14,000 students. Read more.
We joined Saamuhika Shakti as an anchoring partner to leverage our knowledge and data infrastructures for collaborative impact. The collaborative initiative aims to enable inclusivity and dignity for Bengaluru’s waste-picking community. Read more.
We hope you have enjoyed looking back at the last 15 Years of Sattva with us, and we hope to continue to build and partner to deliver high impact.
Sattva has been working with various non-profits and social organisations as well as corporate clients to help them define their social impact goals. Our focus is to solve critical problems and find scalable solutions.
For more information get in touch: impact@sattva.co.in.
