In this post, we analyse the RBI's proposed policy changes to payments and settlements sector and how they might impact the PBs and PPIs
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In this post, we analyse the RBI's proposed policy changes to payments and settlements sector and how they might impact the PBs and PPIs
BharatBazaar aims to create a hyperlocal model that addresses entrepreneurs’ repeated need for working capital at its root
In this post, we analyse CoWIN, a digtial platform which facilates India's vaccination effort
This post captures comments by Dvara Research to the report of the SEBI Technical Group on Social Stock Exchange
In this post, we look at National Health Mission scheme and its rigid fund devolution architecture
As part of the 5th Dvara Research Conference on Household Finance primer series, in this post we discuss the theme "Savings and Financial Behavior"
As part of our ongoing research on DBT exclusion, in this case study we discuss how data entry error leads to failure of cash transfer
In this blog post, we attempt to unpack a crucial question, how effective could the CSC model of facilitating vaccine registration be?
In this set of videos, we discuss our work pertaining to exclusion and the delivery of social protection entitlements
In this post, we cover the case of a daily wage worker in need of money, who turned to the programme, but failed to receive her wages
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