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Given the high share of its young population, India has a huge potential that is being wasted due to the inability...
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IMPRI Generation Alpha Data Centre South Asia, established in 2020 strives to be a comprehensive and dynamic platform for complete data solutions, resources, and analytics. Its services aim to provide facts and figures on a wide range of socio-economic issues by analysing both official and unofficial data leading to decision making and policy formulation at the micro and macro levels.
Generation Alpha (born between 2010 and 2024), the cohort to succeed Gen Z (born between 1995 and 2009), is one to take life in an intensely dynamic world, where data is the next big resource, and digital technology is inextricable. Our eponymous data center is a part of this generation, where it is increasingly important to collate and organize real-time developments in the form of evaluable data.
Gen Alpha DC aims to serve as:
- A comprehensive repository of data and its sources on a vast range of topics for India and South Asia and their sub-regions, with an emphasis on integrated databases and real-time information
- A provider of high-quality and cost-effective data solutions including primary and secondary data collection, statistical analysis, visualisation and presentation
- A forum for dissemination and discussion of perspectives and recommendations on pressing issues in the realm of data measurement and official and non-official statistics, locally and globally – with an emphasis on India and South Asia.
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The State of Statistics – #DataDiscourses
#IMPRI Gen Alpha DC is carrying out a #WebPolicyTalk series called The State of Statistics – #DataDiscourses to engage with experts on issues in the realm of education and technology.
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December 19, 2022/
This column argues that for India to continue to sustain the position it has occupied for some years as the largest...
December 18, 2022/
The State of Population and Development – #PopulationAndDevelopment | Panel Discussion on The Great March of Migrants During The National Lockdown:...