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The Indian School of Public Policy (ISPP) is thrilled to announce our in-depth report on public affairs in India, co-authored with the Public Affairs Forum of India (PAFI). This report goes beyond the surface, using both numbers and real-world examples to explore the ever-changing world of public affairs in India. It highlights the exciting advancements… Continue reading PAFI Public Affairs Landscape Report 2024
Whether you’re interested in government, private sector, or nonprofit roles, understanding policy is crucial. Policy encompasses initiatives, decisions, and actions aimed at tackling pressing societal issues—the key aspects that distinguish the types of policies. But first things first, what are public policies? Let’s find out… What is Public Policy? Public policy encompasses laws, regulations, directives,… Continue reading Exploring the different types of Public Policies in India
In the realm of philanthropy and social impact, non-governmental organisations (NGOs) have always played a pivotal role. They can be recognised within the framework of the Samaj, which, along with Sarkkar and Bazar, forms a triad that is crucial for nurturing a balanced and equitable society. However, the landscape of fundraising for these organisations has… Continue reading The Changing Landscape of Fundraising for Non-Profits in India | Dr Nivedita Narain
Every challenge and its solution has unique origins and contexts. In the United States, the response to environmental challenges began with the establishment of a carbon management program, notably the carbon border tax. By the late 1980s, America faced significant environmental degradation as power stations, and industries emitted large quantities of sulfur and carbon dioxide.… Continue reading Origin and Politics of Carbon Border Tax
Urban areas worldwide Urban areas worldwide are increasingly grappling with traffic congestion. Projections indicate that this issue will only escalate in the future, leading to heightened congestion, reduced space availability, and hindered mobility for both goods and people. To address these challenges effectively and to foster sustainable, livable cities, there must be a cohesive alignment… Continue reading Urban planning and public policy for building liveable cities
India’s federal system, enshrined in the Constitution, has been a cornerstone of its democratic framework, designed to accommodate the nation’s vast diversity. As enshrined in Article 1 of the Constitution, India is a “Union of States,” reflecting the delicate balance between the unity and integrity of the nation and the autonomy of its constituent states.… Continue reading Indian Federalism: Addressing Regional and Economic Inequalities
The rapidly evolving technological landscape | Engineers contributing to public policy solutions | MPP vs PGP | The Post Graduate Programme in Public Policy (PGP) | FAQs In an era where technology constantly reshapes our landscape, policymakers are in dire need of precise insights to handle sophisticated challenges. Engineers, with their sharp analytical minds and… Continue reading Engineering Solutions in Governance: ISPP’s Tailored Curriculum
In 2017, when we had the initial conversations about starting a Public Policy institution, it was still difficult to imagine a job in public policy beyond the civil services. Save for a handful of think tanks, even the term “Public Policy” was rarely used outside government institutions. After all, since policy implementation was the government’s… Continue reading Public Policy Jobs: What You Don’t Know About Exciting Opportunities Beyond the Government
In Indian democracy, the phenomenon of “voting with your feet” offers a unique lens through which to examine the intricate interplay between individual preferences, institutional competition, and the complexities of social choice. As the nation braces for the pivotal 2024 general elections, this concept takes on heightened significance, challenging conventional notions of democratic expression and… Continue reading Voting with your feet and Indian democracy
ISPP’s Tea and Policy Session Unpacks Key Learning Strategies The Indian School of Public Policy (ISPP) recently hosted an enriching Tea and Policy session featuring Anand Jha, Managing Director at Blackstone Group. This exclusive event, part of our one-year public policy program, offered scholars a unique opportunity to delve into intricate public policy issues and… Continue reading Engaging in the Art of Learning: Exploring Public Policy | Anand Jha
