Society And History

NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH - Top women reveal their success mantras

Naina Kidwai, India chairperson of HSBC has edited a book containing 30 essays by women who lead large organisations in India. In this special episode of Nothing But the Truth, Karan Thapar discusses how difficult it is for women to rise to the top.

http://indiatoday.intoday.in/programme/naina-kidwai-book-successful-wome...

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Women, Society And History, Sunita Narain, Centre for Science and Environment (CSE)
Climate Change

Leaders’ Forum on Women Leading the Way: Raising Ambition for Climate Action

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Climate Change, Women, New York, United States Of America (US)
Wed, 2014-12-03 (All day)

International Ergonomics Conference (HWWE 2014) Conference 3rd to 5th December 2014 Guwahati, Assam, India

People
Youthreach
Youthreach, India, Children, Education, Women, Health Care
Governance And Institutions
Indian Social Institute (ISI)
Human Rights, Rural Development, Urban Development, India, Tribals, Women, Indian Social Institute (ISI)
Environment
DISHA
Environment, Economic Development, India, Human Rights, Education, Health, Women, Peace, Disha
Environment
Action For Welfare And Awakening In Rural Environment (AWARE)
Environment, Rural Development, Tribals, Women, India, Action For Welfare And Awakening In Rural Environment (AWARE)
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Air Pollution and Mobility
06 Mar 2013
Demand Nirbhaya—fearless—cities

Catalysing safe design for public spaces should be among the top priorities to make cities safe for women, children and the elderly

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Energy

REDD in Afghanistan: empowering women and increasing access to energy

Prolonged civil war has resulted in very poor governance and a battered economy and environment in Afghanistan. Firewood is the primary source of household energy in Afghanistan.

Publication Date: 
01/01/2011
Zainab Hassan, Promode Kant
Institute of Green Economy
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REDD, Afghanistan, Energy, Women, Firewood, Household Energy
Energy

Reaching for the sun

A special report on the succesful micro-financed solar energy systems programme by Grameen Shakti in Bangladesh's rural areas. This is perhaps worlds's fastest growing rural renewable energy programme managed by Grameen Shakti with an extensive on-the-ground presence and service network of 1,159 offices staffed by 8,975 employees across the country.

Publication Date: 
31/12/2010
Aditya Batra
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Bangladesh, Energy, Finance, Renewable Energy, Rural Electrification, Solar Energy, Sustainable Development, Women, South Asia

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