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Policymakers and implementers haven't fully embraced evidence based on research. Here's how to better link such evidence with policy decisions.

Eager to solve the world’s problems, with or without asking first!

Those with whom research is conducted are usually seen as sources, not users, of data. What happens when findings are shared with the participants of a research project?

Understanding a community's context needs to be at the core of life skills interventions and assessments. Here's why.

Removing queries on disability from the National Family Health Survey will impact the creation and implementation of effective policies and programmes for people with disabilities.

Democracy's complex relationship with social media is characterised by increased political polarisation, violence, and populism.

A programme to improve school governance in MP was scaled up despite being ineffective. What can its perceived success teach us about improving public service delivery at scale?

Insights from a landscape study that looks at how young changemakers and organisations are changing the law and social justice space in India to make it more equitable.

Sex trafficking research often frames survivors as powerless 'victims'. However, it needs to move beyond the victim-saviour dichotomy and recognise survivors of human trafficking as experts with the power to shape their own narratives.

A day in the life of an enumerator from Karnataka who talks about the challenges of being a working woman and the value of good communication in data collection.