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ADB Safeguard Policy Review and Update: In-country Consultation with Civil Society Organizations in India

24 November 2022

ADB Safeguard Policy Review and Update: In-country Consultation with Ministries, Executing and Implementing Agencies in India

23 November 2022

Design – India: NH-37 East West Highway, Kaziranga NP, Assam

27 April 2022
India is host to a rich wildlife with an estimated 2,413 rhinoceros in Kaziranga alone. Faced with increasing loss of wildlife due to habitat loss and fragmentation and roadside accidents, the government of Assam is currently working on a wildlife-friendly development project specifically on…

Healthy Aging and Gender Gap in India: Evidence from the Longitudinal Ageing Study in India - Wave 1

9 September 2021
This presentation discussed the healthy aging, determinants of healthy aging, and gender inequality in healthy aging among Indian older adults using a nationally representative large sample data- Longitudinal Ageing Study in India (LASI) - wave 1.

Healthy Aging and Gender Gap in India: Evidence from the Longitudinal Ageing Study in India - Wave 1 — Draft Paper

9 September 2021

School Sanitation and Education Decisions

21 June 2021
In this presentation, Anjali Adukia discussed the rule of school sanitation on educational outcomes in India.

Renewable Energy-enabled Community-scale Agriculture: Evidence from Gram Oorja's Work

17 June 2020
The presentation discussed some initial interventions in community-scale solar pumping for agriculture. Preliminary learnings suggested that the approach is suitable for remote communities. Scaling these interventions holds promise and can facilitate further investments at the nexus of energy,…

Farmer Producer Organizations: Experience in Maharashtra

29 October 2019
[Session Summary] Check out how establishing farmer-producer organizations has helped farmers in Maharashtra, India.

A Country of Famished Farmers

29 October 2019
Cases of farmer’s suicides have been documented in Bangladesh due to persistent losses in crops. Every year, Bangladesh's farmers incur huge losses with their products due to the lack of storage facilities and the government's failure to control the market.

Agrarian Crisis One of the Biggest Challenges for New Govt

29 October 2019
The article gives a glimpse of the challenges and tasks ahead for the new government. More than the money, the long-term challenges need consensus to implement tough but necessary reforms to address the agricultural crisis in India. Sustainability, more than anything else is agriculture’s biggest…