In response to the evolving landscape of challenges and enabling factors within the education sector and to contribute to NEP’s vision, DRF has designed its Education Strategy. This strategy will serve as a compass, directing our efforts towards facilitating the learning continuum of students from low-income backgrounds.
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In context to the prevailing health status in India and the significance of primary health care, DRF has developed this health strategy. The key objectives of this strategy are to strengthen the public primary health care service delivery system…
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Skill development strategy for Persons with Disability Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on linkedin In India, close to 74% of Persons with Disability (15-59years) are either unemployed or are marginal workers. Persons with Disability face numerous challenges that withhold them from having a barrier-free life. Low accessibility to special education, difficulties in migrating
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Climate Action strategy for a better and resilient future Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on linkedin Climate change has emerged as one of the most complex challenges of our times threatening global development and its widespread, unprecedented impacts are disproportionately burdening the world’s poorest and the most vulnerable. From shifting weather patterns that
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Skill Development Strategy for Youth Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on linkedin Skill development is vital to reap the benefits of India’s demographic dividend for economic development. Robust skill development programs that address the skill gap, especially among young people from low-income households, will lead to gainful employment opportunities. Productive employment and decent
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Strategy to improve well-being of small and marginal farmers Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on linkedin Over 80% of Indians farmers are classified as small or marginal with landholdings less than 2 acres. These farmers who are vital for nation’s food security face numerous challenges because of small landholdings, lack of access to
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