Data collection is one of the most costly & time-consuming aspects of impact evaluations. But conducting a study using administrative data is not only possible, it can potentially expedite & reduce the cost of data collection. Read more on the @JPAL blog: https://t.co/locrcesjVv
Two profound messages--GDP does not care about liquidation of natural capital and community & institutions, besides market have role in use of NC, from Sir Partha, @hmtreasury https://t.co/YPCAEtPVED
Sharanya Chandran-”Building a culture of rigorous programme evaluation & effective use of administrative data will enable governments to regularly ask and effectively answer both quesrions of whether they are doing things right, and equally, if they are doing the right things”
Concepts like the "water footprint" and "virtual water trade" are instrumental in understanding water use from a production, consumption and trade perspective. Details in my new book... https://t.co/wsD3gTcQMX
#Rajasthan:- JAL India’s 1st #water museum, in Chowkaria, village 12km from Udaipur to explore relationship between water & technology & provide expert advice in water auditing, harvesting, conserving.
https://t.co/FJSm0jFR0q @Watervagabond@indiawater@veditum@vikranttongad
What will it take to solve our biggest development challenges – like unemployment, #education gaps, gender inequality & #ClimateChange?
Economists & experts in 6 regions weigh in July 24-25 in our first 24-hour #Econothon. Get the details: https://t.co/5Lbw16hoyx
Tech tool from @WorldResources and partners will aim to predict global water conflicts before they happen - new story from @TRF via @nytimes https://t.co/FfPbCcDXiQ
@NupurSharmaBJP https://t.co/tGLVpshO1P As long as the pollution is being worked upon it would be encouraging- the 3 years deadline is extremely ambitious for the scale of work required.