"If they (Cooperative Societies) want to perform well in a competitive market, their operations need to scale up, and for that, we need money and capital", opines D Dhanuraj of #CPPRIndia, on the resistance to the #UnionGovernment plan to introduce a new national cooperative policy. In the article published in South First, he further emphasized that the policy could help Kerala's #CooperativeSocieties to expand their business to other states. Read more here 👇 https://lnkd.in/gsnVpeg3 #NationalCooperativePolicy #CooperativeSector #KeralaModel #IndianCooperatives #StateSubject #Amul #PolicyChange
Centre for Public Policy Research
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About us
About Us Centre for Public Policy Research (CPPR) is a think tank dedicated to extensive and in-depth research on current economic, social, and political issues. We study public policies with a dedicated, objective, and an unbiased approach. We strive to initiate policy changes by publishing our research and by framing policy debates and discussions on various subjects. Our research areas include Governance, Education, Health, Law, Livelihood, Strategy & Security and Urban Reforms. We have carried out research projects and worked on policy papers for government bodies, private institutions, and academia; many of which have had a profound impact at the governance level. CPPR has a good research team comprising of professionals from different fields of expertise and resource persons from across the world. Research internship is another key activity of CPPR. CPPR produces working papers in various fields. Innovative policy solutions and ideas that are in sync with global technological revolutions and entrepreneurship are the key components of our policy research. Vision CPPR aims to be a thought leader which is able to design and execute practical strategies that lead to changes in public policy and governance. The Centre is dedicated to the principles of liberal thought, democracy, rule of law and economic freedom with a focus on equity, efficiency and effectiveness. Mission CPPR’s mission is to conduct and promote high-quality evidence based research and training; provide government bodies, private organizations, and academic institutions with practical and innovative recommendations; and influence decision-making.
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http://www.cppr.in
External link for Centre for Public Policy Research
- Industry
- Think Tanks
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- Kochi, Kerala
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 2004
- Specialties
- Public Policy, Urban Governance, Urban transport, Research, Policy Research, Projects, Consultancy, CPPR Academy, Conferences, Strategic Studies, Security Management, Comparative Studies, Ease of Doing Business, Livelihood, Statistics, International Relations, Foreign Policy, and Defence Studies
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1st Floor, Mandoli House
ELAMKULAM
Kochi, Kerala 682020, IN
Employees at Centre for Public Policy Research
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Jacob Malana
Investor, Founder, Innovator and Technologist
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Madhu Sivaraman
Consultant @ Ministry of Commerce and Industry | Public Policy Professional
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Dhanasree Jayaram
Assistant Professor - Senior Scale, Department of Geopolitics and International Relations, Manipal Academy of Higher Education
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Sam Amadi
Associate Professor and Director Abuja School of Social and Political Thoughts
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Connecting hypotheses to real-world #DataCollection made easy. Learn the basics of sampling now! Join #CPPRAcademy 's Online Certificate Course on Survey Research and Data Visualization in Public Policy Apply here 👇 https://lnkd.in/gJ-Anumq #OnlineCourse #PublicPolicy #Survey #DataVisualization #PolicyEducation #PolicyResearch #OnlineCertificateCourse #SurveyResearch
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#CPPRIndia’s study on #StudentMigration 👨💻 in #Kerala by Cyril Sebastian is referenced in an article published by the Nayaneethi Policy Collective (NPoC). The 📄 article discusses various aspects of the recent policy announcement by the #KeralaGovernment looking for opportunities to establish #ForeignUniversities 🏫 in Kerala. Read more here 👇 https://lnkd.in/gwDhR7i7 #StudentMigration #GlobalEducation #HigherEducation #KeralaColleges #EducationReform #EducationPolicy
ഉന്നതവിദ്യാഭ്യാസത്തിലെ ആഗോളവൽക്കരണം - Centre for Public Policy Research (CPPR)
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Recently, the #KeralaGovernment relaxed auto-rickshaw permit rules and allowed them to operate across the state, removing the previous 20-kilometer distance limit. However, it was not without protest from sections that said the earlier restrictions were to reduce the risk of accidents occurring during long-distance travel. Catch D Dhanuraj, the chairman of #CPPRIndia, commenting about the issue on 📻 #AllIndiaRadio 👇 https://lnkd.in/gDiCSBEx #PublicTransport #AutoDriver #KeralaTransport #AutorickshawDriving #Entrepreneurship #FreeMarket #Regulations #Reform #Mobility #AIR
Reform through Deregulation of Autorickshaw Permit Rules in Kerala - Centre for Public Policy Research (CPPR)
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We're excited to partner with Australia India Institute 🙌 The roundtable builds on the success 👍 of last year's Kolkata Dialogue on Indo-Pacific Island State Resilience and Security. Prominent voices from government, academia, and think tanks had discussed collaborative efforts 🤝 between #IndiaAustralia to strengthen 💪 resilience and security in the #Pacific and #IndianOcean Island States. This time around, the roundtable will explore the shared interests of Australia and India in fostering #RegionalStability, addressing the effects of ⛈#ClimateChange, and tackling the challenges faced by island and coastal communities 🏝 through bilateral commitments and enhanced cooperation.
The Institute is thrilled to announce its partnership with the Centre for Public Policy Research to deliver the ‘Australia-India Cooperation on Climate Security in the Indian Ocean: The impact for islands and coastal communities’ roundtable at the Australian Consulate General in Chennai on Friday 13 September. The climate and environmental security for Indian Ocean Island states and coastal communities is increasingly threatened by climate change policy, geopolitical tensions and shifting global power dynamics. The impact of climate change on islands and coastal communities, including rising sea levels, an increase in natural disasters and resource scarcity, further compound the challenges facing the Indian Ocean region. As leading actors in the Indo-Pacific, Australia and India have shared interests in creating regional stability, addressing the impacts of climate change and ensuring the region remains peaceful and prosperous for all. We look forward to the valuable contributions of our delegates. University of Melbourne ANU National Security College The Hon. Lisa Singh High Commission of India, Canberra, Australia High Commission of India, Canberra, Australia Faculty of Arts, University of Melbourne Centre for Australia-India Relations Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade Ministry of External Affairs, India Tim Watts Australian Trade and Investment Commission (Austrade) Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water Defence Australia Richard Marles Darshana Mozinder Baruah
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The stakes couldn't be higher as #SriLanka approaches their #2024PresidentialElection. Beset by a severe #EconomicCrisis, voters face a critical decision: which #Leadership has the vision, expertise, and political will to steer the nation toward recovery? #CPPRIndia Fellow Meenuka Mathew, in her article originally published in The Morning, explores the complexities of policy communication, the influence of media, and the importance of informed voter decisions in this pivotal moment. Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/dyuvkHYX #SriLankaElection #SriLankaPolitics #PresidentElectionLk #PresidentPolls #SriLankaPresedentialElection #SriLankaElection2024 #SriLankaVotes
2024 Presidential Election: Voters, parties and policy communication - Centre for Public Policy Research (CPPR)
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India's #EconomicGrowth in the April-June quarter has hit its lowest point in five quarters 📉 While global economies 🗺 are also slowing down, #CPPRIndia Chairman D Dhanuraj cautions against taking comfort in this comparison 🤷♂️ He emphasizes that India must act 💪 swiftly to prevent further decline. For the full story published in The Secretariat, click here👇 https://lnkd.in/gM_hJkXK #IndiaAt2047 #DevelopedEconomy #IndiaEconomy #GrowthRate #IndiaDevelopment #EconomicDevelopment #DevelopedNation
Indian Economy Grows 6.7% in Apr-Jun Quarter, Slowdown Likely To Amplify Rate Cut Chorus - Centre for Public Policy Research (CPPR)
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Residents of #Vypeen have long struggled with inadequate direct bus services to #ErnakulamCity. Despite the government's efforts with a few #KSRTC buses, the demand far exceeds the supply. In a news feature by #TheNewIndianExpress, #CPPRIndia Chairman, D Dhanuraj, argues that the real solution lies in allowing #PrivateBuses to operate city services from #Vypin. For more insights, read the full article: https://lnkd.in/gYjddWKE #KeralaStateRoadTransportCorporation #Onam #BusDriver #PublicTransport #RoadTransport
KSRTC is low on crew, buses; Vypeen’s wait for direct services continues - Centre for Public Policy Research (CPPR)
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The tragic death of Joy, a sanitation worker, in #Thiruvananthapuram's Aamayizhanjanthodu canal sheds light on the urgent need for sustainable #UrbanWasteManagement. The study, conducted by Amal Chandra during his Youth Leadership Fellowship under #CPPRAcademy, explores the gaps and challenges in Thiruvananthapuram's waste management efforts. Featured in this insightful article authored by Amal and published in Down To Earth, the study underscores the importance of reform for a cleaner, safer future. Read more for an in-depth analysis: https://lnkd.in/dN4srcXM #WasteManagement #UrbanSustainability #SustainableCities #Sustainability #WasteReduction #SmartWasteManagement
Thiruvananthapuram’s canal tragedy is an urgent call for reform in Sustainable Urban Waste Management - Centre for Public Policy Research (CPPR)
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A deep dive into #PublicPolicy with Parth Shah, Founder & President of Centre for Civil Society, Co-Founder & Dean of Indian School of Public Policy (ISPP), and Advisor to #CPPRIndia. It was a stirring conversation where Dr. Shah shared his #knowledge and #insights on governance, gained from years of experience in the domain. D Dhanuraj, CPPR’s chairman also shared nostalgic memories of the beginnings of CPPR, when Dr. Shah had played a vital role as an advisor, which he continues to this day. #Leadership #PublicPolicy #Inspiration #PolicyExpert #PolicyInnovation
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