IDR Select

How to assess organisational capacity properly, ensure your work is digitally secure, and get your organisation's message across clearly through social media.

From demystifying caste-based myths, blockchain, and M&E, to discussing women in the workplace, this month's selection has something for everyone.

Amidst the storm of coverage on the movement, here are some of the useful resources, points of view, and ideas that stood out for us.

This month's picks really make you consider: are we forcing our ideas of 'opportunity' and 'development' on the communities we work with?

What does it mean to be born into inequality? Can singing about celebrating pleasure spark a conversation around consent? Want to refine your digital content? Find out in this month's selection of what's caught our attention.

We've brought together a list of things that are on our radar; take a few minutes to read what's caught our interest.

How often do we speak up against established power structures, privilege and hubris? This month’s IDR Select brings you articles that ask the uncomfortable questions and force us to confront the status quo.

We bring you an interesting mix of ideas to dwell upon: why new philanthropy must focus on the most marginalised; the changing face of violence in India; why the Skill India programme fails to address some core issues on skilling; and more.

On our reading list this week: understanding the numbers behind the Swachh Bharat Mission; the absurd way we talk to survivors of sexual assault; five questions to help you identify the right problem; and more.

Take a few minutes to read some of the most compelling articles we discovered this month as we trawled the World Wide Web.