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The Buzz That Feeds Us All

Today, on World Bee Day, we pause to recognise an often overlooked but essential link between biodiversity, food systems, public health, and livelihoods: bees. Bees aren’t just about honey. They are among the most critical pollinators we have — essential…

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Integrating AI into Evaluations: Building a Smarter, Ethical, & More Inclusive Framework of Measurement

AI is a powerful ally in evaluation, best used to handle repetitive tasks like data cleaning and pattern recognition. However, it is just that, an ally alongside a sharp evaluator. AI cannot replace human insight—critical for interpreting data within ethical,…

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Transgender Identity, Health, and Inclusion in India: Reimagining Public Health Through a Rights-Based Lens

In 2014, the Supreme Court of India delivered a watershed judgment in the National Legal Services Authority (NALSA) v. Union of India case, affirming the rights of transgender persons to self-identify their gender and be recognized as a third gender.…

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Skilling for Women: Beyond the Informal Sector

Skilling for Women: Beyond the Informal Sector

India’s Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiatives for women’s empowerment have seen a significant engagement around traditional skill-building programs such as stitching, tailoring and food processing. While these efforts have undoubtedly provided economic opportunities to thousands of women even, they have…

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Curbing the Baby Fever: Reproductive Rights and the Anxiety of Population Explosion

India’s growing population remains one of the front-running pieces of information that the globe talks about. Internally,  population growth is often cited as a challenge in multiple social development areas like employment, skilling, education, etc. However, this anxiety around population…

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Water Security and the Human Toll: Lessons from the India-Bangladesh Floods and its Impact on Children

Floods are a brutal reminder of nature’s force, affecting millions and leaving devastation in their wake. As of August 2024, both India and Bangladesh have been hit hard, with relentless rains causing rivers to overflow, leading to deadly floods. In…

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