Ameeta M Wattal and Chandrachur SinghThe need to put an alternative mechanism of assessment in place, robust enough to yield results both in normal times as well as in times of exigencies, is essentialThe government’s decision to cancel the...
IMPRI TeamThis panel discussion was related to the working experiences of various professionals especially in the wake of the second wave of COVID in Indian villages. It was organized by Center for Habitat, Urban and Regional Studies (CHURS) and...
IMPRI TeamWhile the COVID-19 pandemic has hit the world alike, its impact on the public from disparate socio-economic standings has been unequal. Facilities such as hospital beds, oxygen, medicines, etc have been scarce during the second wave. Keeping in...
IMPRI TeamWhile the COVID-19 pandemic has hit the world alike, its impact on people from disparate socio-economic standings has been unequal. Facilities such as hospital beds, oxygen, medicines, etc have been scarce during the second wave. Keeping in line...
IMPRI TeamWhile the COVID-19 pandemic has hit the world alike, its impact on people from disparate socio-economic standings and the government response have been unequal. Keeping in line with this and in continuation of the rural realities webinar series,...
IMPRI TeamWhile the COVID-19 pandemic disaster has hit the world alike, its impact on people from disparate socio-economic standings has been unequal. Keeping in line with this and in continuation of the rural realities webinar series, the Center for...
IMPRI TeamWhile the COVID-19 pandemic has hit the world alike, its impact on people from disparate socio-economic standings has been unequal. Keeping in line with this and in continuation of the rural realities webinar series, the Center for Habitat,...
IMPRI TeamWhile the COVID-19 pandemic has hit the world alike, its impact on people from disparate socio-economic standings, migrant workers for eg, has been unequal. Keeping in line with this and in continuation of the rural realities webinar series,...
The panel discussion was focused upon the conditions of the Indian villages and to share the insights and experiences of the practitioners located in the respective locations. The panel discussion is a part of an expansive series of discussions themed upon the rural realities of Indian villages in the face of the second wave of the COVID-19 Pandemic. The discussions are organized by the Center for Habitat, Urban and Regional Studies (CHURS), IMPRI Impact and Policy Research Institute, New Delhi on the 15 May 2021.
IMPRI TeamWhile the COVID-19 pandemic has hit the world alike, its impact on people from disparate socio-economic standings has been unequal. Keeping in line with this and in continuation of the rural realities webinar series, the Center for Habitat,...
