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CSR: Rural skilling empowers women

One of the proven ways to improve women empowerment in rural India has been the Self Help Group approach. As SHGs graduate towards micro-enterprise...

CSR: Setting Internal Carbon Pricing for Companies

With growing concern across the globe for protecting the environment, carbon pricing has garnered a lot of attention by the governments. The countries all...

CSR: Can India achieve the SDGs?

India has significant distance to cover on almost all development fronts. Its ranking on global development indicators like the Human Development Index (HDI) and...

CSR: The Food Industry Trends of the Future

The global food industry is reaching a crossroad. It has been estimated that by 2050, the global population will reach up to 2 billion people....

CSR: India is Facing Shortage of 6 lakh Doctors

India is short of an estimated 600,000 doctors and 2 million nurses, according to a study conducted by U.S.-based Center for Disease Dynamics, Economics...

2019 elections: Happiness and voting behaviour

By George Ward, Massachusetts Institute of Technology For a long time, the main measure of government success has been GDP. Despite movements in the direction of...

CSR: Government Initiatives to Bring Sustainability in India’s Agriculture

India is predominantly an agrarian country. Agriculture employs almost half of the country’s workforce. It is also responsible for providing livelihood to the majority...

Innovative solutions in slums to beat the summer heat

Within the growing urban vulnerability, it is the poor and those who live in informal settlements that will be the hardest hit. There are...

CSR: Government Initiatives to Empower Rural Youth

Some of the most critical developmental goals that governments strive to achieve are providing employment, securing livelihoods and improving incomes of the people. Indian...

CSR Fighting Anaemia in India

Malnutrition is a substantial issue in middle income and low-income countries. It encompasses both – undernutrition as well as obesity. However maternal undernutrition is...

CSR: Fighting Thalassemia in India

Thalassemia is the most common genetic blood disorder that is prevalent in India. It is a blood disorder, which destroys critical red blood cells....

Scaling innovation in clean drinking water for rural India

If India is to achieve its goal of supplying water to 90% of rural households by 2022, then scaling water interventions is paramount. However, the...

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