RESEARCH BRIEF 01
Economy 2047: Action Agenda
Higher living standards require sustained gains in output per worker, broad participation and competitive firms. Aggregate GDP alone is not a sufficient measure of development.
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Research & Reports
Ten detailed editorial working papers with recommendations, risks, metrics and evidence sources.
RESEARCH BRIEF 02
Jobs 2047: Action Agenda
India needs productive, safe and adequately paid work across regions, including better opportunities for women and young people.
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RESEARCH BRIEF 03
AI & Technology 2047: Action Agenda
AI can raise productivity and improve public services, but compute, skills, trustworthy data and governance must develop together.
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RESEARCH BRIEF 04
Education 2047: Action Agenda
Foundational literacy, teacher support and employability are prerequisites for broad-based economic mobility.
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RESEARCH BRIEF 05
Healthcare 2047: Action Agenda
A developed India needs strong primary care, prevention, quality treatment and protection against catastrophic health costs.
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RESEARCH BRIEF 06
Infrastructure 2047: Action Agenda
Infrastructure creates value when projects are delivered well, integrated across modes and maintained over time.
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RESEARCH BRIEF 07
Cities 2047: Action Agenda
Urban success depends on housing, mobility, clean air, water, public space and capable local institutions.
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RESEARCH BRIEF 08
Government 2047: Action Agenda
Trustworthy government is accessible, transparent, inclusive and measured by outcomes rather than portal counts.
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RESEARCH BRIEF 09
Agriculture 2047: Action Agenda
Farm incomes depend on productivity, reliable water, market access, post-harvest systems and climate adaptation.
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RESEARCH BRIEF 10
Finance 2047: Action Agenda
Long-term development requires household financial security, credible public finance and productive capital allocation.
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