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DEI Assessment

Evaluating your organization’s diversity, equity, and inclusion practices to foster an inclusive workplace and drive business success.

Gain critical insights into your
organization's DEI journey

Identify opportunities to attract and retain diverse talent
Enhance innovation, collaboration, and productivity
Build a reputation as a
socially-responsible organization

Inclusive by Design: Our Assessment
Services for a Diverse Workplace

Diversity, Equity, Inclusion Assessment

Disability Inclusion Assessment

LGBTQIA Inclusion Assessment

Flexcurity

How we make
it happen

Discovery Phase

We work with you to understand your unique needs, goals, and desired outcomes.

Data Collection and Analysis

We use a combination of methods, including surveys, interviews, focus groups, and policy and process reviews to gather data and insights.

Reporting and Recommendations

We provide a comprehensive report that includes an analysis of the findings and actionable recommendations for improvement.

Implementation

We work with you to implement the recommendations and monitor progress towards your DEI goals.

Our DEI assessments have helped organizations
across industries achieve their diversity, equity, and inclusion goals.

The Impact

60+

Organizations
Impacted

192+

Industries
Served

44,000

Assessments
Conducted

Our impact

Testimonials

Wish to learn about DEI best practices and gauge where you stand?

Our blog

Avtar Products

Avtar, India’s pioneering leader in DEI, offers end-to-end solutions from hiring and training to advancing diverse talent in the workplace. Take a look at the bouquet of products tailored to meet the varying needs of a changing workforce

The ABCD Model of Inclusive Leadership

Inclusive leadership is linked to increased productivity, customer satisfaction, and innovation. In her latest piece published by Times Ascent, Dr Saundarya Rajesh, Founder-President, Avtar, explains the ABCD model for being an inclusive leader.

India’s Manufacturing Output Could Rise 9% if More Women Enter Workforce: World Bank

India’s manufacturing sector could grow by 9% with increased female workforce participation, according to the World Bank’s latest South Asia Development Update. News reports quoted the report highlighting that closing gender gaps in labor force participation would yield the highest output gains in manufacturing across South Asia, followed by the services sector. The World Bank

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