Millets are often referred to as the crop of the future and India has been undergoing its own renaissance with this super food. Also, 2023 has been designated as the International Year of Millets by the UN, where India has been leading the discourse to develop the dialogue on millets
Rathish Balakrishnan Co-founder and Managing Partner, Sattva Consulting According to the World Bank, learning losses from COVID-19 could cost this generation of students close to $17 trillion in lifetime earnings. As we emerge from a post-pandemic world the promise of EdTech is both lauded and vilified in equal measure, as
According to the National AIDS Control Organisation, India is estimated to have 24.3 lakh people living with HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus), as of 2022. Even though this represents a decline of 37% from the estimated 38.1 lakh people living with HIV in 2010, India has a long way to go
Although global efforts had been underway to improve digital health solutions at scale, it was the COVID19 pandemic that brought the necessity of digital health solutions into sharp focus.
With more than INR 1.22 Lakh Crore spent in 7 years, CSR is gaining strength as a source of development finance. Understand CSR funding trends across sectors, industries and regions.
Date: Nov 21, 2024, 08:00 AM | Venue: Dr Ambedkar International Centre, New Delhi Dialogues on Development Management is a first-of-its-kind event for the social sector to converge on Development Management. This unique opportunity creates a one-stop platform where Social Purpose Organisations can come together, collaborate, and discuss the complexities
A strategic initiative centered on empowering women farmers, focusing on enhancing agricultural productivity and sustainable practices.
The first six years of life are the fastest period of human growth and development, as 85% of the brain development occurs by the age of six. Research cites that investing in the early years of a child’s life, brings the highest socio-economic returns on investment. It helps to break
On this page The average size of landholdings in India has experienced a significant decline over the years, dropping from 2.28 hectares in 1970-71 to 1.08 hectares in 2015-16. This trend of agricultural land fragmentation is expected to persist in the future, driven by factors such as population growth, inheritance
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