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How Do We Manage

Governing Body

A Governing Body with not more than 15 members and a minimum of seven, including the seven Executive Committee members. It shall be composed of personalities from various thematic fields across India.

Executive Committee

An Executive Committee comprising the Chairperson of the Governing Body, the Director of the Institute, and any other five members of the Governing Body.

Hubs of Action

To begin with, DevSolve will have four Hubs:

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Local Governance

Decentralisation, rural and urban local governance, localising the Sustainable Development Goals, and technologies for local planning and data management.

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Education and Life Skills

Life skills, critical thinking, and employability competencies.

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Innovation and Incubation

New and emerging technologies for development.

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Climate Change and Disaster Management

Environmental sustainability, resilience building, and preparedness for climate-related risks.

To initiate its activities, DevSolve will establish these four specialised hubs, each addressing critical domains of development and governance. The Local Governance Hub will focus on decentralisation processes, strengthening both rural and urban local bodies, and promoting the localisation of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). It will also emphasise the use of technology for local planning and data-driven decision-making. The Education and Life Skills Hub will aim to enhance learning outcomes by integrating life skills, critical thinking, and employability competencies. The Innovation and Incubation Hub will concentrate on leveraging new and emerging technologies to design development solutions and support entrepreneurial initiatives. Lastly, the Climate Change and Disaster Management Hub will address environmental sustainability, resilience building, and preparedness strategies to mitigate and manage climate-related risks and disasters effectively.

How Can We Work Together

An inclusive and dynamic platform that brings together a diverse spectrum of stakeholders from various social, professional, and generational backgrounds. It seeks to create a collaborative space where individuals — ranging from youth to senior citizens, and representing all gender identities — can actively engage in dialogue, learning, and knowledge exchange.

The institution is designed to cater not only to established actors such as academicians, practitioners, technocrats, and administrators, but also to emerging voices including students, researchers, and aspiring leaders.

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Community Interface

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Government and Public Policy Interface

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Public Policy Research and Advisory Interface

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Local Governance and Decentralisation Interface

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New and Emerging Technologies Interface

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Industry Interface

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Private Sector and CSR Interface

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Academic and Research Interface

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Civil Society and NGO Interface

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International Development and Multilateral Interface

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Capacity Building and Training Interface