India faces the challenge of a low Female Labour Force Participation Rate (FLFPR), with women kept out of the workforce due to a combination of social and economic factors. The platform economy is a promising development touted as an enabler of women’s participation in paid work.
We partnered with Ummeed CDC, a non-profit organisation that helps children with Developmental Disabilities reach their full potential, to conduct a study and identify the support needs of parents and caregivers, and the role played by Ummeed’s Family Resource Centre (FRC) in addressing these needs.
On 1st January 2019, we launched our new initiative – India Data Insights – with the aim of making actionable data insights available to everyone in the form of ready-to-use charts and interactive dashboards.
Legacy issues associated with women’s labour in India have continued to follow them into the platform economy.
Public and private investment, policies, and solutions are fueling growth in India’s digital health landscape and are one of the key bets to achieving Universal Health Coverage.
Non-profitOrganisations We help non-profit organisations execute their missions effectively through advisory, capability building and programme enablement support. Share NGOs engaged 0 + NGOs enabled 0 + countries reached 0 From our inception, we have always had a strong emphasis on working with non-profit leaders to achieve their aspirational visions effectively,
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In recent years, alarms have been sounded regarding the declining women labour force participation rate in India, which currently stands at approximately 30%, according to the latest data from the Periodic Labour Force Survey. This measurement is a key indicator of not only women’s workforce participation, but also a country’s
Elder Self-Help Groups have not just helped the elderly financially, but also given them a new
lease on their social and personal lives in their twilight years.