
IGC India Research Conference: Evidence for inclusive growth
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IGC India Research Conference: Draft programme
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When: 9:00am – 4:30pm, Tuesday, 10 September 2019
Where: Inspire Hall, Le Méridien Hotel New Delhi
The IGC India Research Conference: Evidence for inclusive growth presents and discusses frontier research from IGC and LSE economists examining key components of inclusive economic growth in India. Specifically, the conference is organised by sessions on the following themes:
- Should electricity be a right?
- Social protection transfers and the role of food assistance
- Pollution, climate change, and growth in India
- Expanding opportunities in India’s labour market: Gender, skills, migration
The conference showcases IGC’s collaborative model of academics working hand-in-hand with policymakers to address key growth challenges, and IGC’s focus on using this evidence base to inform policy in India, building up local institutional capacity in the process. Research presented at the conference represent a mix of projects funded by DFID and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.
You can find the photos from the event here.
Event sessions
Social protection transfers and the role of food assistance
Should electricity be a right?
- Robin Burgess - Electricity is not a right.pdf PDF document • 684.5 KB
- Michael Greenstone - Demand for electricity in a poor economy.pdf PDF document • 6.36 MB
- Anant Sudarshan - Lighting up Bihar_ Collective incentives to improve electricity supply and reduce distribution losses.pdf PDF document • 1.23 MB
Pollution, climate change and growth in India
Expanding opportunities in India's labour market: gender, skills and migration
- Purva Khera - Macroeconomic implications of gender inequality and informality in India.pdf PDF document • 1.34 MB
- Clément Imbert - Gender, labour markets and migration.pdf PDF document • 277.2 KB
- Farzana Afridi - Raising women's participation in the economy_ What will it take.pdf PDF document • 541.01 KB