Unveiling The Hidden Truths of Development: The Role of Impact Evaluation
“How can we truly measure the change we seek in the world?” In the realm of international development, this question lies at the heart of our endeavors. We embark on projects and initiatives with the noblest of intentions, but how do we know if they’re making the difference they were designed for? The answer lies […]
Neglected Dental Health: The cause for dent in your overall health
In an era where our lives are increasingly fast-paced, with our schedules packed to the brim, it’s easy to neglect certain aspects of our well-being. One such area that often takes a backseat is dental health. We diligently care for our physical fitness, mental well-being, and overall health, but why do we neglect our dental […]
Gender
Gender Gender encompasses the study and advocacy for gender equality, recognizing that individuals should have equal opportunities, rights, and respect regardless of their gender. This field explores the dynamics of gender discrimination, stereotypes, and the fight for social justice, aiming to create a more inclusive and equitable world for all. Gender equality is not just […]
Urbanization and Flood Vulnerability in India
Background As cities expand and populations rise, the interaction between urban development and natural systems becomes more intricate, leading to a higher risk of floods. This blog explores the relationship between urbanization and flood vulnerability in India, shedding light on the underlying causes, consequences, and potential solutions. How urban growth alters natural landscapes Urban […]
Impact of Monitoring and Evaluation on Health Policy and Decision Making
Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) is an essential process that evaluates the efficiency, effectiveness, and impact of projects, programs, or policies. It systematically collects and analyzes data to monitor progress, assess outcomes, and facilitate well-informed decision-making. M&E finds extensive application across diverse sectors, such as development projects, public health initiatives, education programs, and business activities. […]
Impact Assessment of CSR interventions in India
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) has become an integral part of business practices in India, mandated by the Companies Act, 2013 and subsequent amendments. Every qualifying company requires spending of at least 2% of its average net profit (profit before taxes) for the immediately preceding three financial years on CSR activities in India. Implementation of CSR […]
Missing Numbers
India’s scheduled 2021 decennial census has been postponed for the first time probably, and no new date has been announced. It was originally scheduled to be held in April-May 2021, but was delayed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The ramifications of this, according to experts, might include excluding people from social programmes and improperly allocating […]
IIME Model for CSR projects | DevInsights
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PDeJtB5Ayss&ab_channel=DevInsights DevInsights’ proprietary IIME model for CSR is a very useful tool that embraces every aspect of an intervention, right from needs identification to the evaluation of results including social return on investment Link – IIME Model for CSR projects | DevInsights – YouTube Download Now Share Now Share on facebook Share on twitter Share […]
Union Budget 2023 | Edtech tax subsidy, better digital infrastructure and 8 other things education experts want
NEP to lay foundation of India’s G20 ambitions in first meeting According to a report released by the Union Education Ministry the enrolment in distance higher education is 45.71 lakh (with 20.9 lakh females). CEO of Dev Insights, Paresh Kumar said that there are around five hundred government universities in India. Private universities and colleges […]
Rs 44,094.62 cr for higher education, 100 labs, more resources for IITs, UGC and CU
According to a report released by the Union Education Ministry the enrolment in distance higher education is 45.71 lakh (with 20.9 lakh females). CEO of Dev Insights, Paresh Kumar said that there are around five hundred government universities in India. Private universities and colleges cater to a large number of students in the country. Hence, […]