Marginalised communities

Bihar’s village courts offer a legally backed, community-based model of dispute resolution that is accessible and low cost.

A community-based approach to mental health can ensure that programmes are contextually relevant, equitable, and accountable to the people they serve.

Paralegal volunteers make essential legal assistance accessible to marginalised communities. But inconsistent compensation and uneven work distribution is weakening their impact.

Ensuring educational inclusion for NT-DNT communities requires amplifying their histories, strengthening community voices, and addressing longstanding policy neglect.

Outcomes-based financing can boost learning outcomes, but without intentional design, it risks excluding marginalised learners. Here's how to build inclusion in OBF models.

Reporting around disability in Indian media is often shaped by outdated narratives and ableist language. This toolkit offers a pathway for change.

Three perspectives, one conversation. A developer, an investor, and a development professional unpack what it would take to make renewable energy truly people-centric.

Nonprofits must address climate risks within their organisational structures to protect employees, especially those on the front lines of climate action.