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Theme: Health

Five ways in which the pandemic hit women and girls the hardest

In India, the urgency of dealing with COVID-19 has diverted attention away from serious issues that women face on all fronts, including the economic fallout of the pandemic. This report explores these issues in detail with the help of public data

Jul 8, 2021

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Vaccine hesitancy—an impending barrier to India’s COVID-19 vaccination program

As India scrambles to vaccinate its population, it faces a major barrier—vaccine hesitancy. This blog charts a three-pronged approach that combines interventions from both the demand and supply sides to address this issue.

Jun 11, 2021

Puneet Khanduja, Manmohan Singh and Mitul Thapliyal

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Jun 11, 2021

Puneet Khanduja, Manmohan Singh and Mitul Thapliyal

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Beyond the barriers of affordability: An analysis of India’s cooking fuel support program under the COVID-19 assistance package

As part of the relief measures announced by the Indian government to combat the COVID-19 crisis, 80 million poor women received cash transfers to purchase liquefied petroleum gas (LPG). This paper analyzes the program’s performance and the experience of beneficiaries while purchasing LPG refills from the money disbursed during and after the lockdown.

May 28, 2021

Anurodh Giri and Arshi Aadil

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May 28, 2021

Anurodh Giri and Arshi Aadil

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Taking the well-designed SABLA scheme to the next level (Part-II)

This blog highlights the various challenges that plague the successful implementation of SABLA, an initiative of the government for the self-development and empowerment of adolescent girls. It further provides insights on how the government can restructure the program for efficient delivery of services.

May 18, 2021

Diganta Nayak and Prairna Koul

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May 18, 2021

Diganta Nayak and Prairna Koul

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Taking the well-designed SABLA scheme to the next level (Part-I)

For the 111 million girls in India aged 11-18, adolescence is particularly challenging due to poor access to healthcare, education, skill development, nutrition, employment opportunities, hygiene, and sanitation. Our blog examines the origin and evolution of SABLA, an initiative of the government to address these challenges.

May 17, 2021

Diganta Nayak and Prairna Koul

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May 17, 2021

Diganta Nayak and Prairna Koul

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NFHS 5 calls for urgent action on child nutrition in India

The article highlights findings from the first round of National Family Health Survey (NFHS) 5, a large scale nationwide survey of households in India, released in Dec’20. The article primarily focuses on Five major indicators of child nutrition and compares the outcome of first round of NFHS 5, covering 54% of India’s population with previously conducted NFHS, 3 and 4 in the year 2005-06 and 2015-16 respectively.

Feb 11, 2021

Aakash Mehrotra, Puneet Khanduja, Monica Dutta and Palak Khanna

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Aakash Mehrotra, Puneet Khanduja, Monica Dutta and Palak Khanna

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