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N.S. Arun

An economist by training, Arun has over 19 years of work experience including 10 years as a macroeconomist.

At Sattva, he leads engagements with global philanthropies and the government that involve conceptualising and co-creating impactful solutions to complex strategic and policy issues.

Generating rigorous and actionable research is

Business Alignment to SDGs in India

Sattva and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) undertook the study titled “Business Alignment to SDGs in India” to plot the landscape of reported sustainability interventions across the Agriculture and Allied, FMCG, and Oil and Gas industries in India.

Nurturing Health to Foster Change

Prioritising maternal health and family planning is imperative for India to sustainably pave a path for healthier communities and social progress. Given that strategic funding plays a pivotal role in creating the foundation for a thriving future, Sattva worked on a robust investment strategy for a globally renowned non-profit.

Strengthening Access to Healthcare

The overburdening of India’s healthcare infrastructure, especially during the second wave of the CoViD-19 pandemic in 2021, has made it evident that the healthcare system is grossly understaffed to meet the needs of a growing population.

Revolutionising India’s Financial Ecosystem with Account Aggregators

India’s credit market faces challenges in its financial data sharing system, including lack of standardisation, incomplete credit bureau data, limited access to financial services, and lengthy loan disbursal processes. Account Aggregators (AAs) are emerging as a solution to these issues, enabling a more efficient and inclusive financial ecosystem. AAs are

Where Indian philanthropy has gone wrong

From startups to micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs), when one wants to foster scale and innovation, capital is often the first lever to consider—more credit, more investment, and flexible terms for accessing funding. In the post-pandemic world, nonprofits are going to be up against a wide range of problems, most

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