Conversation with Arbind Singh
Arbind Singh is a social entrepreneur and activist working with informal workers and their children in India. He founded Nidan
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Arbind Singh is a social entrepreneur and activist working with informal workers and their children in India. He founded Nidan
Ashish Kothari, based in Pune, India has helped found or coordinate a number of organizations, movements, and processes, including Kalpavriksh,
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Hannah Rothschild is Lead of Knowledge Uptake and Communications at Bernard van Leer Foundation. Her background is a merged expertise
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