Piloting of IEC poster on Heat adaptation in Bhubaneswar The Bhubaneswar team has piloted the IEC poster on heat adaptation among the project’s target groups through a series of Focus Group Discussions (FGDs). These sessions aimed to gather feedback on the posters’ content, visuals, and overall messaging to ensure they are clear, relevant, and effective […]
Learn moreThe Institute of Economic Growth (IEG) successfully organized a Heat Health Forum on 19th September 2025 in Jaipur under the Wellcome Trust funded CHHANW project on “Economic and Health Impact Assessment of Heat Adaptation Action: Case Studies from India.” The IIHMR University Jaipur partnered in co-organising the workshop. The forum convened experts from the government, […]
Learn moreA two-and-a-half-day training for Field Investigators took place in Jaipur from May 14th to 16th, 2025. The session focused on quantitative data collection techniques, the relevance and explanation of survey questions, and addressing investigator queries.
Learn moreRupa Kumar Kolli and Purnamita Dasgupta participated in Harvard University’s India 2047: Building a Climate-Resilient Future conference. Kolli as an expert contributed as a climate expert in the climate track, while Purnamita presented key discussion points derived from the findings of the Chhanw project. The conference served as a valuable opportunity and learning forum, bringing […]
Learn moreA one-and-a-half day training session has been conducted for Field Investigators on 28th February and 1st March 2025 in Bhubaneswar. The training covered qualitative data collection techniques, use of tools, and post-data collection analysis to ensure effective fieldwork implementation.
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Abstract Persistent educational inequalities are obstacles to social cohesion, wellbeing and inclusive economic growth in the Global South. Ensuring access to education from an early age and promoting the completion of secondary school with quality learning is an obligation on states and key to our collective futures. Using data from Argentina, Brazil and India, this […]
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Summary In the summer of 2024, there were higher temperatures than usual in several parts of India. Temperatures in Delhi, a huge city with millions of residents, broke several previous records. Low-income households have dwellings that do not offer much protection from the heat, and individuals struggle to access basic amenities, such as water. With […]
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Prof. Rajib Dasgupta, in his latest op-ed for the Indian Express, highlights the Heat stress is the leading cause of weather-related deaths and can aggravate underlying morbidities.
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