Road to Viksit Bharat: From Achieving Universal Health Coverage to Attaining Universal Health Assurance
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Both a Master’s in Public Policy and a Post Graduate Programme in Public Policy have a similar focus on studying policy-making and implementation in the public sector. However, the curriculum and structure of each programme may differ depending on the institution that offers it. Those interested in applying for Public Policy programmes in India must… Continue reading Master In Public Policy VS Post Graduate Programme in Public Policy, Design, and Management
India has a population of over 1.3 billion people, and providing healthcare to such a massive population is a daunting task. The country’s public healthcare system has been struggling to meet the growing demands and needs of the population due to various challenges, including inadequate funding, poor infrastructure, shortage of healthcare professionals, and limited access… Continue reading The Urgency For Public Health Reforms In India
The growth of any region in India is closely linked to the growth of Micro, Small & Medium Enterprises (MSME). The share of MSME gross value added (GVA) in India’s gross domestic product (GDP) was 26.83% in 2020–21. The share of exports of specified MSME-related products in all of India’s exports was 49.35% in 2020–21.… Continue reading Examining the relationship between quality of life and the expansion of microenterprises into small enterprises
The Indian Constitution lays down the framework for public policy, which the government implements at various levels – central, state, and local. The policy-making process in India involves extensive participation of stakeholders, including civil society organizations, experts, and the public at large. In recent years, there has been a growing emphasis on evidence-based policy-making, focusing… Continue reading Exploring The Potential For Change Through India’s Public Policy
Recently, the European Union passed a law in favour of a single standard charger mandate for all smartphones, cameras and tablets by 2024. Laptop manufacturers can follow suit by 2026. This decision will go a long way in reducing e-waste amounting to 11,000 tonnes annually for the European Union. The law is based on the… Continue reading Redesigning towards a circular economy
Abstract This policy analysis reviews the widening gap between India’s global stance on climate change and the recent changes it has brought in its domestic laws and regulations. It briefly analyses the three major changes the government of India has brought out, the amendments in the Wildlife Protection Act, the new Forest Conservation Rules, and… Continue reading Weakening of the Environmental Protection Laws & the Rise of MOEFCC as a Facilitator
Women skilled in technology operations can be selected from Self-Helf Groups (SHGs) or other informal community institutions. These women can be trained and incentivized to contribute towards temporarily staffing the AWCs and POs during the NIOS admission cycles. A similar model of SHG involvement was successful in states like Jharkhand in generating awareness around COVID-19… Continue reading Open Schooling: An alternate education pathway for out-of-school children
The concept of a regulatory state is still evolving. Scholars across the globe have multiple perspectives on it. Jordana and Faur (2005) have suggested three possible definitions of a regulatory state. First is the minimalist notion, which signifies that it is nothing but a subject of discussion for intellectuals to present their diverse perspectives about… Continue reading How much regulation is too much regulation to tag India as a regulatory state?
Public policy is a set of laws, regulations, directives, and budget allocations that governments or their representatives put in place to achieve public good goals. This process is an iterative one, with many players involved, leading to a policy determined by various interests and options. This also means that government policies are continually changing. As… Continue reading The Formulation And Development of Public Policies In India
Armed conflicts can have significant and enduring effects on the environment. Their adverse effects can be severe and widespread, ranging from eradicated forests and other habitats to polluted soil and water. The disruption of environmental management systems and the inability to access natural resources can also have detrimental effects on the health of people and… Continue reading Environmental Destruction during Armed Conflicts: Lessons from Sudan
