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Latest Articles in Sustainability Development Goals (SDG)
Essay: What Does The Start Of A Movement Look Like?
Indian corporates have traditionally been oriented towards philanthropy and their philanthropic leaning is metamorphosing into the will and ability to go beyond increasing shareholder value.
Read MoreCommemorating the inclusion of ‘Specially-Abled’
This World Disability Day, let’s join hands and pledge to celebrate the inclusivity of specially-abled at all levels.
Read MoreAltering India's Water Realty
India’s problems with water may be big, but let’s look at making small changes to mitigate the crisis, says Mikael Abbhagen, Co-Founder and Design Director, Altered
Read MoreCoherent Regulations Need of the Hour on Single-Use Plastic Ban
With recent announcements on discontinuing of 'single-use' plastic, industry association looks for a clear definition and appropriate policy changes
Read MoreSustainability – An iFM Approach To Support Corporates Fight Against Climate Change
Integrated Facility Management (IFM) as a sector is working towards creating a greener work atmosphere which does not only contribute to the productivity but also helps in building a motivated workforce.
Read MoreSaving The Environment, One Rubber Tyre At A Time
The time is just about right to focus on the planet and the people, just as much as the profit. Earlier would have been better, but any later, and there may not be much of a planet to save.
Read MoreDesalination Plants To Be Setup Across India’s Coastline, Says NITI Aayog
The report also informs that the government will soon come up with a directive for the ministry to start this process along with with ‘clearly outlined policy’ through which seawater can be used in the most cost-effective manner.
Read MoreNutrition In The News: Sharp Diagnoses And Converging Policy Instruments
“Sharpness in the diagnosis is important, as is sharpness in bringing together policy instruments that address those determinants. I believe this is now doable in India because the data is available to do this district by district.”
Read MoreNutrition In the News: Hygiene Matters
To sustain these important nutritional benefits, interventions must incorporate attention to hygiene behaviours, particularly those that prevent harmful faecal pathogens from entering children’s bodies, and depleting and diverting nutrients essential for physical and cognitive growth
Read MoreNutrition In The News: Gender Matters
BW Sustainability’s Neeta Misra Speaks with Sonali Khan of Sesame Workshop India on their work in India, nutrition, missing children and why gender matters
Read MoreBihar: The Paradoxes Of Innovation And Malnutrition
There must be strong accountability for quality implementation and as we learnt in the cases of polio, routine immunization or vitamin-A programs in Bihar, what gets reviewed with strategic use of data specially at the district level gets implemented well at the grass root level.
Read MorePrivate Sector Interventions In Malnutrition: What You Can Learn From The Azim Premji Philanthropic Initiative
Private Sector Interventions for tackling malnutrition in India. Learning from the Azim Premji Philanthropic Initiative
Read MoreElectronic Waste and Sustainable Development Goals: What it means for Businesses in India
Management of e-waste becomes complex, and potentially damaging to economy, society and environment if not done properly, because of presence of many valuable, rare earth, and toxic metals
Read MoreAbolishing 377: A Historic Opportunity
The Supreme Court of India has recently completed arguments for a number of petitions challenging Section 377 of the Indian Penal Code, an archaic British law from 1860 that criminalises homosexual sex. Given that the Supreme Court upheld the law in 2013, the re-hearing of the case gives new hope for de-criminalization, the assertion of the constitution, human rights, inclusiveness and dignity in India. BW Businessworld's Neeta Misra catches up with Vivek Divan a human rights lawyer who gives us a brief history of the case, the organisations and the movement that got us here.
Read MoreSamsung Adds 200 New Smart Class Across Country
Initiative aims to bridge the digital gap between rural and urban India and provide equal opportunities for quality education to children from all backgrounds
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