Research Papers
The research papers produced under both the research tracks are available here
Blog Post Series
The blog posts and fact sheets summarising the key findings from the research is available here
The Household Finance Research Initiative (HFRI) at Dvara Research aims to understand how low-income households use financial and non-financial instruments to attain their objectives. Through this initiative, we aim to generate and catalyse insightful and rigorous research on low-income households that is customer-centric as well as relevant and responsive to the Indian policy context and financial landscape. To further this initiative and encourage collective learning from academic and non-academic research institutions, Dvara Research is conducting the 5th Dvara Research Conference, 2021, on the theme of Household Finance.
As part of this conference, we announced a global call for proposals, in May 2020, on themes at the intersection of financial inclusion and household finance research. After multiple rounds of screening, we selected a total of 10 research teams. The selected research teams will present their research outputs at this conference categorised under two research tracks. We also have eminent speakers joining us for keynote sessions, expert talks, and panel discussion on various themes of household finance.
Grant proposal themes
Research Tracks
LEAD at Krea University Exploring Household Financial Decision-making Through a Migration LensRead More
Grameen Foundation India Understanding the Impact of COVID-19 on Preferences for Household Portfolio, Social Security and Risk Mitigation Strategies for Low-income Migrant Households and Their Response to Unconditional Cash TransfersRead More
NIPFP and IIT-Delhi Understanding Gold as An Asset Class in IndiaRead More
Flame University Household Portfolio Choice and Healthcare-Seeking Behaviour – An Empirical Analysis Focusing on Women in their Reproductive Age (15-49 years) in IndiaRead More
Sharda University and BITS Pilani Socio-Economic Determinants of Household Investment Portfolio in IndiaRead More
Busara Center for Behavioral Economics From Person to Situation: Understanding and Testing Household Level Financial Behavior Using a Behavioral Design ApproachRead More
BITS Pilani Urban Low-income Households & Savings: Understanding Issues and Challenges in Indian ContextRead More
ICAR Development of Farmers Distress IndexRead MoreThe 10 research teams will present their research outputs at Household Finance Research Conference scheduled for 7th to 11th June 2021. As part of this conference, we also have eminent speakers joining us for keynote sessions, expert talks, and panel discussions on various themes of household
The research papers produced under both the research tracks are available here
The blog posts and fact sheets summarising the key findings from the research is available here