Digital Public Goods
Digital public goods (DPGs) refer to new and enhanced service delivery of public goods such as healthcare, government schemes, and public infrastructure.
Digital public goods (DPGs) refer to new and enhanced service delivery of public goods such as healthcare, government schemes, and public infrastructure.
Migration is a prevalent phenomenon where workers move from one region to another in search of employment. There are approximately more than 140 million Indian migrant workers, who contribute 10% to the Indian GDP. Three primary causes drive migration in India – aspirations for economic mobility, socio-economic disenfranchisement, and urbanisation.
Driven by the need to bridge inequality, build infrastructure, and contribute to society, India, Brazil, and South Africa have forged distinct but effective mechanisms to unlock corporate philanthropy: through accountability, strategy, and integration.
What do the recent amendments in the CSR law really mean if you’re part of the CSR team of a company? Are there ramifications or is it much ado about nothing?
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
Key Insights on European Companies Catalysing Impact in India As India enters its eighth decade of independent governance, it stands at a pivotal moment of transformation, with immense potential for substantial economic growth and significant strides towards achieving the nation’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). In 2014, India set a precedent
ESG in India’s insurance sector is increasingly shaped by regulatory momentum and the need to align with global standards. Read on to understand the drivers, challenges, and implications of ESG integration in the insurance industry.
Despite gains in its financial inclusion journey, access to financial services is limited to 86% of India’s population. Access to credit specifically is a persistent challenge, reflected in the unmet credit need of Rs 25 lakh crores – aggravated by disaggregated data and tedious data sharing processes. Account aggregators are
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Parul Gupta and Abhishek Modi, with contributions from Meenakshi Iyer 29 December, 2022 The global handicraft industry is valued at nearly $750 billion but worldwide, the creators of handmade products are denied fair compensation or recognition for their work. It is a similar story in India, where more than 60 per cent