UNICEF recognizes that youth are the most influential catalysts in shaping communities and driving change. They are the upcoming thought leaders of society and powerful change agents for behavioral transformations. Particularly during the pandemic, youth worldwide have emerged as champions of change, making remarkable contributions as volunteers and young healthcare professionals to mitigate the impact of COVID-19. International experts warn that the adverse impact of COVID-19 could potentially erase the gains achieved in various sectors over the past 50 years, with women and children being particularly vulnerable.
A behavioral club is a collective of motivated youth from colleges and universities who are dedicated to learning and driving positive change in society. The club provides a platform for students to delve deeper into the behavioral insights of individuals and the community, particularly focusing on the concept of nudging.
2023 has been declared the International Millet Year. Millets (Shri Anna) ranks as the 6th most important cereal grain in the world, which includes Jowar, Bajra, Ragi, Sawan, Kangni, Cheena, Kodo . . .
A workshop was organised for the Members of GGV Behaviour club because,Suicide is a major public health concern, and it is important to create a . . .
Things to do in the programme ‘Recreate- Happiness’ for the ‘Inmate’ to make them feel alive and the sheer importance of their existence. Even in prison, . . .
