Programme design

Local governments are uniquely suited for the collective planning and implementation of sustainable water management.

Well-being programmes for young people work better when they are context specific, person centred, and peer led.

Here are some key considerations for designing impact assessment studies to understand clean technology implementation and address barriers to its adoption.

Data is an integral resource for nonprofits, yet many struggle with it. Safa India's journey reveals the potential of sound data management and what it takes to develop a system for it.

Poor utilisation of funds, non-binding targets, and a narrow focus on smaller cities are some factors hindering the progress of the National Clean Air Programme.

A programme with a narrative that empowers and inspires young people and a design that embeds their needs within it is key to engaging today's youth.

A glimpse at the lessons that emerged while designing a programme for social impact leaders in the Global South.

The young generation's context, changing needs, and lived realities determines whether they would engage with your programme.

In-person gatherings offer space for solidarity, ideation, collaboration, and celebration. But are we making the most of them?