How do we bridge the gap between policy and practice?
ISPP Executive Education brings together practitioners, policymakers and professionals to explore governance, exchange ideas and build capabilities for stronger institutions.
From learning public policy to shaping it.
Mr. @LuisMirandaDots, Co-Founder & Chairperson of ISPP, joins Mr. Rajesh Shah, Founder & Host of The Inner Circle with Rajesh Shah, to discuss how ISPP alumni are contributing to policy making.
Watch the full conversation: piped.video/CfylQBCJi3s#ISPP#PublicPolicy#ISPPAlumni@parthjshah
How can governance experiences become practical learning resources for public policy?
On 30 Sept, ISPP’s Case Study & Research Centre conducted an Introduction to Case-Writing session at @RAKNPA_DOP, Ghaziabad, exploring how teaching cases capture the reasoning, constraints and trade-offs behind policy decisions.
To build case-writing capacity at your institution, contact csrc@ispp.org.in.
#PublicPolicy#CaseWriting#ISPP@LuisMirandaDots | @parthjshah
Always a pleasure to see our youth engage constructively with public policy and nation-building.
Had a meaningful interaction with young minds passionate about the vision of Viksit Bharat 2047 at #TheDilliDialogue2026, organised by @ISPP_edu and @ChintanResearch.
Highlighted India’s remarkable resilience and growth trajectory despite global headwinds. Also emphasised that our youth must be active participants in India’s development journey, bringing fresh perspectives, innovative ideas and a strong sense of purpose to policymaking.
The energy and aspirations of our youth inspire confidence in India’s future. I am certain that they are not merely inheritors of India’s growth story, but its architects, whose ambition and determination will propel Bharat towards a future of greater prosperity.
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A rewarding 2 days at #TheDilliDialogue, with rich exchanges between policymakers, experts and young thinkers. Congrats to @ChintanResearch and @ISPP_edu teams for bringing together ideas and perspectives that can help shape India’s policy future.
@PiyushGoyal | @ShamikaRavi
What happens between a policy being designed and making a difference on the ground?
Join ISPP’s policy webinar, Why Do Good Policies Fail? The Gap Between Policy & Reality, to explore the challenges of implementation, the role of Samaaj, Sarkaar & Bazaar, and what it takes to make policy work.
📅 24 October | 3–4 PM | Online
Register: us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regi…#PublicPolicy#ISPP#WhyDoGoodPoliciesFail@LuisMirandaDots | @parthjshah
And that’s a wrap on the Pre-Conference Youth Workshop at #TheDilliDialogue!
The day featured a Chief Guest Address by Mr @DeepakBagla_ , Mission Director, @AIMtoInnovate, @NITIAayog , and an interactive session by the Centre for Civil Society ( @ccsindia ) exploring school governance, regulation and the cost of education.
Co-organised by ISPP and @ChintanResearch , the workshop brought young people into meaningful conversations on public policy.
🧵 More highlights in the next post.
@parthjshah | @LuisMirandaDots | @priyadarshi_crf
How can India strengthen healthcare regulation while enabling investment?
At Panel IV – Health, Dr. Himanshu Joshi, Professor of Finance & Accounting at FORE School of Management, Delhi, examines policy interventions for private-equity and foreign-capital ownership in hospitals and diagnostic centres, focusing on ownership transparency, staffing, competition and market concentration.
#DilliDialogue#YouthInPolicy@LuisMirandaDots | @parthjshah | @ChintanResearch
Access to quality diagnostics remains a challenge in rural areas and smaller towns.
At Panel IV – Health, Arthya. H, Student (BA Final Year), Delhi University, explores ways to bridge the urban-rural divide in diagnostic access by addressing gaps in equipment, trained healthcare professionals and sample-referral systems to reduce delays in diagnosis and out-of-pocket costs.
#DilliDialogue#YouthInPolicy@LuisMirandaDots | @parthjshah | @ChintanResearch
Ensuring access to essential medicines during climate-related disasters requires resilient supply chains.
At Panel IV – Health, Nikitha Gentala, Scholar, PDM Class of 2027, ISPP, explores strategies to prevent medicine shortages by strengthening procurement, storage, transportation, inventory management and last-mile delivery, particularly in high climate-risk districts.
#DilliDialogue#YouthInPolicy@LuisMirandaDots | @parthjshah | @ChintanResearch
How can India encourage greater participation in water conservation?
At Panel III – Climate Change and Energy Transition, Prof. Dr. Anand Shankar Raja M, Assistant Professor at PSGR Krishnammal College for Women, explores a policy-driven framework for the Jal Credit Initiative in India to encourage water-saving practices and promote sustainable water resource management.
#DilliDialogue#YouthInPolicy@LuisMirandaDots | @parthjshah | @ChintanResearch
How can India’s diverse social and local contexts shape effective climate policy?
At Panel III – Climate Change and Energy Transition, Ms. Kanak Jain and Mr. Jayesh Bhatt, Psychologists and Researchers, explore how social norms, affordability, infrastructure and local conditions influence environmental behaviour and how it can be measured across India.
#DilliDialogue#YouthInPolicy@LuisMirandaDots | @parthjshah |
@ChintanResearch
How can India make residential rooftop solar more accessible while ensuring grid readiness?
At Panel III – Climate Change and Energy Transition, Himani Singh explores how grid-ready neighbourhood aggregation could help address barriers to rooftop solar adoption and support its integration into the electricity distribution system.
#DilliDialogue#YouthInPolicy@LuisMirandaDots | @parthjshah | @ChintanResearch