Development Alternatives Group @ 40

In the early 1980s, at around 35 years of age, the nation’s midlife crisis manifested itself in numerous life-threatening ways—two-thirds of its citizens living in extreme poverty; its vast wealth of forests, soils, water and other resources depleting rapidly; its growing global environmental responsibilities such as minimising stratospheric ozone depletion, …

Greater Gender Inclusion and Attention to Contextual Effects of Climate Change Is the Way Forward!

Women’s close association with sustainable livelihoods, especially among the underprivileged sections of society, is well known. Climate change will (unarguably) affect the ability of vulnerable communities to provide for their everyday needs and existence. Women in ecologically critical locations are acutely aware of the threat that climate change poses to livelihood …

Climate Change – the Story of This Century

Can you do any media report today without factoring in climate change? Unlikely. Are you covering a fashion show? Talk to the designers and they will tell you about the problems of getting good cloth; first because cotton and silk productions have been hit by climate change and second because …

Unleashing Inclusive Entrepreneurship at Scale

Across Indian society, entrepreneurial instincts and inclinations of a rapidly growing population are becoming increasingly visible and are exerting a rising influence on the economy. This transition, more akin to a phenomenon, is driven by demand for new products and services and is not limited to ‘start-ups’ or new micro, …

Climate Change and its Implications on Technology Development

There has been a confusion with the words ‘climate change’ and ‘global warming’. People tend to use them at their convenience. Put simply, global warming refers to the rise in surface temperature and climate change is the side effect of global warming. It is well accepted that human activities have …