MAHE, The/Nudge Institute join hands to provide sustainable livelihoods to vulnerable Jharkhand households
Starting April 2025, the partnership is expected to impact 43,500 households over the next six years across several districts in Jharkhand.
Starting April 2025, the partnership is expected to impact 43,500 households over the next six years across several districts in Jharkhand.
The percentage of population living below the poverty line declined from 22.5% in 2011 to below 5% in 2024, lifting over 200 million people out of poverty. While broad infrastructure has catalysed progress for most, the bottom 5% face unique challenges that merit specialised attention.
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What does meaningful change look like from inside the system? A former CEO turned Indian Administrative Fellow reflects on the shift from boardrooms to ministries and the collaborative effort required to turn policy into progress.
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The/Nudge Institute champions innovative solutions to eradicate poverty and foster inclusive growth in India.
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In exclusive interactions with ETHRWorld, HR leaders from software engineering, mining and energy, and social business sectors talk about whether the best talent can really be retained, and what makes them leave or stay. The HR leaders also share anecdotes and experiences from their professional lives, and what their approach was when they were trying to retain a crucial talent.
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As India gears up for the upcoming Union Budget, key players in the social sector are anticipating critical shifts in policies to drive inclusive development, tackle social inequalities, and strengthen support for vulnerable communities.
Key players in the social sector are anticipating critical shifts in policies to drive inclusive development, tackle social inequalities, and strengthen support for vulnerable communities.
Presbyopia, the gradual loss of near vision starting around age 40, affects about 800 million people worldwide, with India accounting for a staggering 300 million of those affected.
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Once a cohort of 8-10 organisations is selected from the applicant pool, they will kickstart their 20-month journey of developing and testing their idea for scalability and retention, among other outcomes.
The ‘Digital Naukri’ challenge is in partnership with research, investor and implementation partners like ACTGrants, MannDeshi Foundation, Frontier Markets, among others.