The USAID-supported SAMVEG project hosted the Regional Workshop on Strengthening Capacity for Short Programme Review of RMNCAH Programmes from 10-13 December 2024 in Colombo, Sri Lanka. Using its innovative RAASTA tool, the workshop equipped regional health experts with skills to improve RMNCAH programme planning, evaluation, and implementation, fostering collaboration for better healthcare outcomes.
Ashwajit Singh, Founder, IPE Global wins 3rd Business World Social Impact Leader Award 2024 - yet another testament to his visionary leadership work and transforming contributions to the development sector
In partnership with TESDA, ADB, and MITA, IPE Global is set to transform the Philippines’ TVET system by establishing Regional Technology Innovation Centres to drive innovation and future-ready skills marking a significant leap toward empowering the Filipino workforce for the Fourth Industrial Revolution.
This edition of our newsletter highlights our commitment to fostering real change in the global climate agenda.
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Preparation of Strategy Document & DPR for Establishing State Climate Change Knowledge Centre
GIZTo implement the climate change-focused initiatives through the Climate Adaptation and Finance in Rural India (CAFRI project).
Fighting back against antimicrobial resistance: Partnerships and Innovations By Dr Navin Dang, Ashwajit Singh, and Vinaina Suri The global threat of antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is one of the most pressing public health challenges of our time. In India, this silent pandemic threatens to undermine decades of medical progress as previously treatable bacterial infections increasingly defy […]
Respiratory health claims in Delhi have risen by 8.3% between FY23 and FY25, according to a joint report by Medi Assist, a health benefits administrator, and Boston Consulting Group (BCG). The report also highlights that respiratory disorders have shown a year-on-year increase of 10-12%, reflecting the growing impact of pollution-related illnesses in urban areas. Delhi […]
India has fiercely rejected the $300 billion climate finance package for the Global South. The USD 300 billion figure is a far cry from the USD 1.3 trillion the Global South has been demanding over the past three years of talks to tackle climate change. NDTV’s Parmeshwar Bawa is in conversation with Abinash Mohanty from […]
India becomes the first Global South nation to reject the new UN climate deal proposed by the West, which offers $300 billion annually to developing countries to address the consequences of climate change they did not cause.
COP29 finally reached a consensus on NCQG on climate finance but disappointed developing countries with only $300 billion per year as against $1.3 trillion by 2035.
