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As part of the JSI Projects, Bharti Institute worked closely with six state governments and signed MoUs with Andhra Pradesh, Himachal Pradesh, Jharkhand, Punjab, Telangana, and Tamil Nadu.
JSI ENGAGEMENT IN HIMACHAL PRADESH:
PULSE PROJECT: In order to help the state government, reach the last mile, Pulse, an advanced data analytics application, used real-time digital data on citizen interactions with government programmes and systems.
EMPLOYMENT MARKETPLACE FOR INFORMAL SECTOR: Created a marketplace that connects employers and job seekers across all occupations listed under the National Classification of Occupations (NCO). Further, developed a sector-wise Skill-Competency Matrix to help identify and enable targeted capacity building interventions for specific skill groups that are crucial for the economy.
FOREST BASED/HERBAL ECONOMY: Extended assistance to add value in branding and marketing of production from rural clusters including online platform across the state.
RESTRATEGISING THE TOURISM POLICY: The study focused on medium to long-term imperatives for the government designed around ensuring hygiene and safety, and some fiscal stimulus packages to ensure economic impact is reduced. The study also looked at the existing models of tourism in the state and suggested ways to re-look and restrategise the tourism policy with a long-term sustainability perspective.
JSI ENGAGEMENT IN ANDHRA PRADESH:
PULSE PROJECT: To help the state government reach the last mile, Pulse, an advanced data analytics application, used real-time digital data on citizen interactions with government programmes and systems.
ATTRACTING INDUSTRIAL INVESTMENTS: To identify unique investment opportunities in manufacturing across industries, as part of the project, various parameters (infrastructure, natural resources, financing etc.) which are primary drivers to establishing manufacturing in that region were identified and analysed.
EMPLOYMENT MARKETPLACE FOR INFORMAL SECTOR: Created a marketplace that connects employers and job seekers across all occupations listed under the National Classification of Occupations (NCO). Further, developed a sector-wise Skill-Competency Matrix to help identify and enable targeted capacity building interventions for specific skill groups that are crucial for the economy.
HIGH-FREQUENCY HIGH-RESOLUTION INDICATORS FOR MONITORING ECONOMIC RECOVERY: Established a mechanism to monitor progress in the short term through a series of high-frequency and high-spatial resolution indicators to informed decision-making and responding to opportunities. Significant progress has been made in compiling several indicators of economic activity at a daily resolution at the national level – fertilizer sales, electricity demand, agriculture sales transactions, digital payments, NREGA demand, Aadhaar authentications, and air quality indicators. Visit: www.indiadataportal.com/jsi for HFI.
JSI ENGAGEMENT IN TAMIL NADU:
ATTRACTING INDUSTRIAL INVESTMENTS: To identify unique investment opportunities in manufacturing across industries, as part of the project, various parameters (infrastructure, natural resources, financing etc.) which are primary drivers to establishing manufacturing in that region were identified and analysed.
EMPLOYMENT MARKETPLACE FOR INFORMAL SECTOR: Created a marketplace that connects employers and job seekers across all occupations listed under the National Classification of Occupations (NCO). Further, developed a sector-wise Skill-Competency Matrix to help identify and enable targeted capacity building interventions for specific skill groups that are crucial for the economy.
HIGH-FREQUENCY HIGH-RESOLUTION INDICATORS FOR MONITORING ECONOMIC RECOVERY: Established a mechanism to monitor progress in the short term through a series of high-frequency and high-spatial resolution indicators to informed decision-making and responding to opportunities. Significant progress has been made in compiling several indicators of economic activity at a daily resolution at the national level – fertilizer sales, electricity demand, agriculture sales transactions, digital payments, NREGA demand, Aadhaar authentications, and air quality indicators. Visit: www.indiadataportal.com/jsi for HFI.
JSI ENGAGEMENT IN JHARKHAND:
FOREST BASED/HERBAL ECONOMY: Livelihood of a substantial proportion of the rural population in several Indian states critically depends on the sale of produce they directly collect from the forests. Extended assistance to add value in branding and marketing of production from rural clusters including online platform across the state.
JSI ENGAGEMENT IN PUNJAB:
IMPROVING GOVERNANCE AND CITIZEN ENGAGEMENT IN URBAN INDIA: The Department of Governance Reforms and Public Grievances (DGRPG), Punjab manages Sewa Kendras, service kiosks that act as a bridge between the citizen and the state. The project involved understanding process details of Sewa Kendra operations, analysing data on services delivered at these Sewa Kendras, and recommending ways to improve service delivery and citizen engagement.
FOOD AND AGRICULTURE PROJECTS: As part of this, analysis of paddy procurement operations in Kharif season and analysis of wheat procurement in Rabi season was provided along with lessons for future.
EDUCATION SECTOR PROJECTS: To support the government in their efforts to reach students through technology and motivate them to continue their school education through digital content, two projects were proposed to the state government–the mentorship programme and the process re-engineering in the School Education Department, Punjab.
JSI ENGAGEMENT IN TELANGANA:
HANDLOOM SECTOR PROJECTS: As part of the project, evaluation of the implementation and performance of state-run policies for weaving communities in Telangana was done. Secondly, gaps were identified and analysed in the product marketing and distribution network and followed by development of solutions/strategies to address the identified gaps.
BRANDING AND MARKETING STRATEGY FOR TELANGANA SONA: Given the health benefits of the new paddy variety and the push by government to expand cultivation, the need of proper branding and marketing for the Telangana Sona rice was felt which could be expanded all over India and possibly other countries where rice is a staple cereal.
The datasets on high-frequency high-resolution indicators for monitoring India’s economic recovery were launched on 13 August 2020. The high-frequency indicators (HFI) are available on https://indiadataportal.com/jsi. The Bharti Institute of Public Policy (BIPP) under the aegis of its project JumpStartIndia@ISB monitored post-COVID economic recovery and established a mechanism to monitor progress in the short term through a series of high-frequency and high-spatial resolution indicators to inform decision-making and responding to new and emerging opportunities.
Indian School of Business in collaboration with the Department of School Education, Punjab, under the Jump Start India (JSI) initiative started the Mentorship based initiative for five meritorious schools based in Punjab with one each in Patiala, Jalandhar, Mohali, Gurdaspur, and Amritsar districts, in December 2020.
In the year 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic wreaked havoc on the global economy. However, online retailers leveraged this situation and tapped into the on-demand delivery platforms to optimise their business and adapt to this ‘new normal’. Bharti Institute of Public Policy collaborated with Amazon India to conduct a research study on the role of E-commerce in India’s growth and economic recovery, providing policy recommendations on how E-commerce industry can lead to economic growth of the MSME industry. The study adopted the following approaches:
The second phase of Forest Landscape Restoration (FLR) project was launched on April 1, 2019 with the aim to strengthen evidence supporting effective community-driven forest landscape restoration and its linkages with formal and customary rights. The study was a part of a larger research programme to expand existing knowledge on restoration, land and forest rights and climate change in to understand the role that communities play in FLR and the large climate change discourse.
Objectives of the project:
Bharti Institute of Public Policy had undertaken the agroforestry project in an agreement with The International Centre for Research in Agroforestry (ICRAF), Kenya. The primary goal was to develop a data visualization tool that will help harness the potential of trees on farms to meet biodiversity targets. Termed the ‘Trees on Farms for Biodiversity’, the project was launched in March 2019.
This project had two main goals :
The Objective:
This research project is on health and agricultural impacts of coal-fired power plants in India. This project is funded by the Shakti Sustainable Energy Foundation, and a collaboration between Bharti Institute, Climate Policy Initiative, and SSEF. This has the approval of the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (without funding). This was approved in June 2016.
The Objective: