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Recent Developments, <br /> Key Innovations, and <br /> Insightful Reports

Recent Developments,
Key Innovations, and
Insightful Reports

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Sector news

Corporates

You are committed to innovate and scale in emerging markets to reach Base of Pyramid (BOP) population. You want to unlock the next growth opportunities and reposition your organization for market leadership. You want to develop and strengthen your inclusive sourcing value chain. You want to reimagine the way you are delivering Corporate Social Responsibility.

February 9, 2011

Entrepreneurship key for furthering India’s economic resurgence

New Reports Market Trends and Developments Initiatives by Research Bodies and Forums Private Sector Initiatives […]

March 28, 2017

Institutions

You are willing to invest and risk in developing models and ecosystems for vulnerable population where others cannot and would not. You work in partnership with organizations and eager to measure the social impact of your investment. You want to assess your models for scaling up.

March 29, 2017

Social Enterprises

You are passionate about solving social and environment challenges through entrepreneurship. You are eager to launch your own venture or pivot your existing business model to a more sustainable one and working on making your enterprise investment ready.

November 6, 2015

The Insights Imperative: Why Big Data stands only to liberate but not replace Fundamental Research thinking and practice

There is a growing tidal wave of conversation about big data. Anyone who uses data (and also possibly the ones who want to use it) have at least heard about the ‘big-data’ terminology. The data with three V’s, or four V’s or possibly infinity V’s. In the research, analytics and […]

October 28, 2015

Let’s understand poverty better: 2015 Nobel Economic Prize Winner Angus Deaton redefines the elements of welfare economics

The 2015 Sveriges Rikzbank prize in economic sciences in memory of Alfred Noble (popularly known as the Nobel Prize for Economics) was awarded to British-American economist Angus Deaton for his exemplary work on consumption theory, poverty and welfare. Recognition of Mr Deaton’s work comes at a time when there is […]

October 26, 2015

From the Ground Up: Appreciating the rich potential of people centred development

Amid the democratization of today’s internet connected world, driven by our homo economicus rationales, where we are busy tracking the ‘economic growth’ related events for instance the Greece Crisis or the Chinese Financial Meltdown, there are an entirely different contemporary development-empowerment processes being facilitated by development agencies in association with […]

October 12, 2015

Recent Reports on Base of the Pyramid population covering different sectors

4 billion people who are living on USD 2 per day per capita in the World make up the Base of the Pyramid (BoP) population. In this blog, I have identified a few reports which present how innovative business models and technologies in the BoP market can connect financial well -being with […]

July 8, 2015

A critical analysis of “The Fortune At The Bottom Of The Pyramid”

When it comes to serving the “Bottom of the Pyramid” population, the first point that comes to mind, as a student of Economics is to bring them out of the vicious cycle of poverty. Now the definition of poverty is diverse. It means deprivation of basic human needs and also […]