Social Innovations for Inclusive Growth in India
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https://doi.org/10.51333/njpsw.2024.v25.i1.664Keywords:
Social Innovations, , India, social changeAbstract
India's socio-economic diversity has spurred innovative solutions to address challenges like poverty, health disparities, education inequality, and environmental degradation. Initiatives such as Barefoot College, SEWA, and iCALL empower women, provide financial independence, and make mental health care accessible. Economic models like Amul and M-Pesa revolutionize rural livelihoods and financial inclusion, while environmental efforts by Goonj and Selco India promote sustainability. Digital Empowerment Foundation bridges the digital divide, and healthcare programs like Jeevan Dharani utilize telemedicine to improve rural access. Government schemes like Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana and educational reforms by Teach for India foster equity. These efforts exemplify India's commitment to sustainable development and inclusive growth.
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