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Policy Scrabble #10: Comparative Advantage: When a country or company can produce a good or service at a lower cost than others. #policyscrabble #economics #WordOfTheWeek

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Dive into the environmental impact of dietary choices with Mayuri Anegondi's upcoming article! Discover how reducing meat consumption can help combat the climate crisis and the challenges in transitioning to plant-based diets worldwide. Stay tuned for insightful perspectives!

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Policy scrabble #11: It is a phenomenon wherein the insurer is confronted with the probability of loss due to risk not factored in at the time of sale. It occurs in the event of an asymmetrical flow of information between the insurer and the insured.

Our scholar Leah Miriam George from the @ispp_edu has a message for all of us, She's emphasizing the points from her op-ed, which discusses the challenges that global climate agreements encounter despite extensive efforts. Click here to read: https://t.co/IAtbElHAOb

The article recommends exploring alternatives like flex-fuel engines and green hydrogen-powered fuel cell electric vehicles, particularly in challenging regions such as India. Click here to read: https://t.co/dDwHST3Yyk (3/3)

She cites concerns such as life cycle emissions from grid electricity, water-intensive battery production, and the fossil fuel-dependent smelting process. (2/3)

Shubhangi Narayan, a Scholar at the @ispp_edu, has penned an article challenging the environmental impact of Electric Vehicles (EVs) on achieving a carbon-negative world. (1/3)

Policy Scrabble #9: What is Policy Evaluation? It refers to the structured and objective assessment of the design, implementation and results of a future, ongoing or completed public intervention. #PublicPolicy #PolicyMaking #WordOfTheWeek

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Another challenge for public policy buffs! Let's see if you can crack this. Hint: It refers to the structured and objective assessment of the design, implementation and results of a future, ongoing or completed public intervention.

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Read more in this article by Geeta Shreeprabha, a research associate at the Arun Jaitley National Institute of Financial Management, about how green bonds can be the big step towards a sustainable climate, thereby fulfiling her ambition of becoming a $30 trillion economy by 2047.

What are Green Bonds? The International Capital Market Association (ICMA) defines a green bond as explicitly used to finance or refinance eligible green projects, resulting in environmental benefits.

Policy Scrabble #9: What is Policy Evaluation? It refers to the structured and objective assessment of the design, implementation and results of a future, ongoing or completed public intervention. #publicpolicy #policyevaluatiom #policymaking #WordOfTheDay

Here's our scholar's take on the latest #FarmersProtest, sharing their valuable perspectives! Watch it now. 👇

Another challenge for public policy buffs! Let's see if you can crack this.✓✓ Hint: It refers to the structured and objective assessment of the design, implementation and results of a future, ongoing or completed public intervention. #PolicyScrabble #PublicPolicy #Policy

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