In this episode of Decoding Impact, Rathish Balakrishnan is joined by Dr K. Srinath Reddy to discuss how tech and data can enable an “efficient, equitable, empathetic, and economically viable” health system in India.
This paper by Ritika Ramasuri, Dr Nachiket Mor, and Divya Saraf analyses digital interventions and digital public goods, identifying the conditions under which they become self-sustaining for lasting impact.
In this episode of Decoding Impact, Rathish Balakrishnan and Shraman Jha explore India’s existing water gaps, the nuances of water security, effectively using data, and how rural women are emerging as champions of water management.
This episode of Decoding Impact with Rathish Balakrishnan features an in-depth conversation with Shilpa Kumar to unpack why we need climate finance and how Development Finance Institutions are uniquely positioned to address it.
This vision paper by Sattva Consulting and Beckn presents a Water Data Exchange (WDE) as a potential solution to the current fragmented state of water data to enable scalable, impactful solutions for better water management.
India faces a critical risk from rising heat, marked by a 0.3°C rise in average temperature in a 30-year period and this is projected to increase further by 5.1°C in the next 75 years. By 2050, heatwave days in cities could increase four- to sevenfold, with peak temperatures rising from
Measuring water risk requires multidimensional, geospatial data which is a combination of hydrogeological, socio-cultural, administrative and economic indicators and collected at an adequate temporal frequency. At present, in India, this data is not collected at a resolution high enough to be meaningful for micro-level planning of water conservation initiatives, or
Here are nine challenges and solutions on the intersection of sustainability, technology, and the Global South.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=deFM10Bo058 The Indian energy sector is at a critical juncture. Electricity consumption, a key indicator of economic growth, has grown significantly over the past 50-60 years, and India is primed to leapfrog into a sustainably powered future. This transition calls for a robust policy foundation, technological advancements
The transition to green energy is characterised by a shift from centralised energy systems to more decentralised models. This is necessitated by the many inefficiencies that plague traditional energy supply chains. Open networks could be the answer to addressing these inefficiencies. Open networks allow a diverse range of stakeholders —
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