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The 10 corporate honchos, who are currently preparing an outline of what they set to achieve by the end of their term, will work with departments such as skill development (financial empowerment of rural and semi-rural women), youth services (enhance…

This article is authored by Kanishka Chatterjee, director, The/Nudge Prize.

The/Nudge Institute intends to work toward building resilient livelihoods through all of its impact streams and programmes

After a 17-year career in the IT sector, out of which she had worked at Intel for 12 years, Sudha Srinivasan decided it was time technology was made accessible and affordable enough to be used for the benefit of people at the bottom of the pyramid in India.

Ten years ago, a friend introduced me to someone looking to fill a role at their nonprofit. It was a global human rights organization, launching its first office in India. At the time, I was running my own consulting firm and had previous experience in the corporate world, but this was uncharted territory.

Though, India has made progress in the achievement of United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, the country needs to push with urgency in specific areas like poverty alleviation after the pandemic exacerbated the problem Sudha Srinivasan, CEO of The/Nudge Centre for Social Innovation said in conversation with Zee Business

Philanthropy towards skill building, entrepreneurship and livelihoods can restore agency in youth, bring India’s poorest into the fold of economic development and address gender inequality