Hyderabad Policy Conclave concludes with focus on implementation gaps and inclusive governance
The three-day Hyderabad Policy Conclave, organized by TISS Hyderabad, concluded on April 29 with discussions on governance reform, sustainability, and inclusive development. Participants highlighted gaps between policy design and implementation, emphasizing the need for inclusive governance. Sessions covered urban fiscal reform, women's livelihoods, and indigenous knowledge systems.
- ▪The Hyderabad Policy Conclave was organized by the Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS) and held at the MCR HRD Institute.
- ▪The event spanned three days and concluded on April 29 with discussions involving policymakers, researchers, and practitioners.
- ▪A key theme across sessions was the disconnect between policy design and on-ground implementation realities.
- ▪Seven sessions addressed topics including urban fiscal reform, sustainability, and women's livelihoods.
- ▪Indigenous knowledge systems and inclusive development were highlighted as critical components of effective governance.
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The three-day Hyderabad Policy Conclave – The Indian Era, organised by the Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS) in Hyderabad, concluded at the MCR HRD Institute on April 29, with wide-ranging discussions on governance reform, sustainability, and inclusive development. The final day brought together policy-makers, researchers and practitioners from across India to reflect on what works in policy implementation and where persistent gaps remain.Across seven sessions, participants examined issues ranging from urban fiscal reform and women’s livelihoods to indigenous knowledge systems and sustainability challenges. A recurring theme was the disconnect between policy design and on-ground realities.
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