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Policymakers and implementers haven't fully embraced evidence based on research. Here's how to better link such evidence with policy decisions.

A day in the life of a fieldworker in Delhi, who helps marginalised communities in Bhalswa colony combat household air pollution by encouraging the use of clean cooking fuels.

With provisions ranging from education and employment to healthcare allowances, these are the rights guaranteed under the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (RPwD) Act, 2016.

Coastal commons play an important economic, social, and ecological role but are facing increasing pressure due to climate change, pollution, and coastal erosion.

A day in the life of a sales executive in rural Uttar Pradesh who isn't deterred by the challenges she faces as the only woman in the role, and perseveres to achieve her targets.

Current practices of natural resource extraction burden indigenous communities and deny future generations of their rightful share.

Rekha Koita, co-founder of Koita Foundation, talks about her journey as a philanthropist and shares her excitement about the future of giving in India.

Waste to energy plants in India are polluting, costly, and hazardous. So why are they still being built?

This case study outlines how instituting formal structures, policies, and processes can influence the operations and impact of a grassroots nonprofit.

Amit Chandra, co-founder of ATE Chandra Foundation, discusses his life as a philanthropist, speaks about his values and anxieties, and shares some lessons for his peers.