As seen from the Global South, development is more than just a rise in GDP; it also includes improvements in infrastructure, education, health care, the environment, and political stability. 

Technology and data are helping fuel an unprecedented movement for social justice worldwide.  

Amidst the old-world charm of Rohtas district in Bihar lies a village called Somhar, where JEEViKA member, Pramila Devi, lives with her family.

Some of the most significant scientific breakthroughs have come from Indian women scientists.

Celebrating firsts is always special: your first cricket match victory, first salary, first car, or your child’s first birthday.

In Baringo County of Kenya lives a boy called Rutto Kamama Kolem. He grew up believing that Female Genital Mutilation was a sign of goodness in a woman, making her eligible to become a wife.

Visualization is not a new trend: it has existed since the advent of human existence in this world.

A report by the United Nations shows that 415 million people exited multidimensional poverty in the country between 2005-06 and 2019-21.

Did you know that people tend to classify themselves as either visual or verbal thinkers?  

Think back to March 2020, when COVID-19 became our problem, threatening our lives, livelihoods, and society.

In the last decade, the use of technology in monitoring, evaluation, and learning has become commonplace to support systematic inquiry into interventions.

High-quality data is the most integral part of the world's policy-making process.