Mathew Mattam In today’s fast-moving world—where job portals are always open, and opportunities seem endless—organizations often wonder what truly keeps employees committed. Is it the hefty paycheque? The modern office? The perks and recognitions? Or the amenities that promise comfort and convenience? While all these factors play a role, they
Mr. Nageshwar Rao, Joint Director – South India, CYDA “Waste is a design flaw; the ability to create circularity of all materials eliminates waste and builds a sustainable world” – Kote Krebs. Waste Segregation at Source- Context & Background In the rural areas of Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh, ‘waste segregation at
RUBAL Foundation’s Study Exposes Harsh Realities of India’s Fast-Growing Gig Economy. Are Gig Platforms Empowering or Exploitative? A Policy Lens on Precarious Work. By ImpactLens Correspondent. Pune, Dec 09: On Human Rights Day, the RUBAL Foundation and ImpactLens placed a stark spotlight on one of India’s fastest-growing yet most vulnerable
(Talking to Adolescents on Reproductive Health and Gender) By: Rohit Salunkhe, CRC CoordinatorSupported by: Coforge Adolescence is a critical stage of growth marked by rapid physical, emotional, and social changes. During this transition, young people often struggle with questions related to bodily changes, identity, relationships and decision-making. Still, research consistently
Mr. Vishnu Bhosale, District Coordinator, Solapur Supported By – SBIMF CYDA has been implementing the Comprehensive Village Development Programme (CVDP) with the vision of transforming rural communities into model villages through a wide range of thematic interventions. One of the key pillars of this programme is Livelihoods and Skill Development,
Written By Anamika Dey, Project Coordinator, Nandurbar Supported by Kcorp Charitable Foundation There are many ways to create awareness in a community, such as meetings, street plays, group discussions, posters, and digital campaigns. Among these, visual communication through wall paintings is one of the most powerful. It reaches people of
Mathew Mattam In today’s fast-moving world—where job portals are always open, and opportunities seem endless—organizations often wonder what truly keeps employees committed. Is it the hefty paycheque? The modern office? The perks and recognitions? Or the amenities that promise comfort and convenience? While all these factors play a role, they
Mr. Nageshwar Rao, Joint Director – South India, CYDA “Waste is a design flaw; the ability to create circularity of all materials eliminates waste and builds a sustainable world” – Kote Krebs. Waste Segregation at Source- Context & Background In the rural areas of Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh, ‘waste segregation at
RUBAL Foundation’s Study Exposes Harsh Realities of India’s Fast-Growing Gig Economy. Are Gig Platforms Empowering or Exploitative? A Policy Lens on Precarious Work. By ImpactLens Correspondent. Pune, Dec 09: On Human Rights Day, the RUBAL Foundation and ImpactLens placed a stark spotlight on one of India’s fastest-growing yet most vulnerable
(Talking to Adolescents on Reproductive Health and Gender) By: Rohit Salunkhe, CRC CoordinatorSupported by: Coforge Adolescence is a critical stage of growth marked by rapid physical, emotional, and social changes. During this transition, young people often struggle with questions related to bodily changes, identity, relationships and decision-making. Still, research consistently
Mr. Vishnu Bhosale, District Coordinator, Solapur Supported By – SBIMF CYDA has been implementing the Comprehensive Village Development Programme (CVDP) with the vision of transforming rural communities into model villages through a wide range of thematic interventions. One of the key pillars of this programme is Livelihoods and Skill Development,
Written By Anamika Dey, Project Coordinator, Nandurbar Supported by Kcorp Charitable Foundation There are many ways to create awareness in a community, such as meetings, street plays, group discussions, posters, and digital campaigns. Among these, visual communication through wall paintings is one of the most powerful. It reaches people of
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