Nadia Kassam, Author at 60 Decibels

Farmer voices on soil health

Discover insights from our latest report on soil health and farmer perspectives. Learn how smallholder farmers in Kenya are managing soil acidity, barriers they face, and practical solutions for climate resilience and productivity.

Primark My Life Training – Hearing from Female Factory Workers

The Primark My Life impact assessment was undertaken through phone-based surveys with 525 trained workers, a representative sample of workers who took part in the My Life program in Primark's supplier factories in Tamil Nadu, India.

Elucid: Improving Health and Livelihoods for Small-Scale Farmers

Elucid partnered with 60dB to hear from 275 farmers directly and explore how they could innovate further to meet the evolving needs of the communities they serve.

Propel Reporte de Impacto 2023

Explora este Reporte de Impacto y conoce cómo los líderes sociales están transformando sus comunidades con tecnología.

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From the source: lean methods for capturing labor practices in supply chains

60 Decibels worked with Sucden to test the success of innovative methods (the List Experiment) in collecting data on sensitive topics like child labor and adult labor practices.

Improving livelihoods with ‘productive use appliances’ and other off-grid innovations

Though electrification rates are growing, growth remains uneven, particularly in Africa. At the 2024 Global Off-Grid Solar Forum in Nairobi, investors talked risk mitigation, blended finance and opportunities for growth.

Striving to Thrive: Czech MSEs in 2024

In partnership with the Mastercard Center for Inclusive Growth program - Strive Czechia – we've explored technology, gender, MSEs perceptions, access, and more.

Empowering India’s Artisans: Anuprerna’s Journey to Impactful, Sustainable Craftsmanship

60 Decibels partnered with Acumen to conduct an impact assessment of Anuprerna, a social enterprise supporting handloom artisans in West Bengal. We spoke with Anuprerna's founder, Amit Singha, to explore how their work has improved the quality of life of 9 out of 10 weavers.