Edenz India

Introduction The labour supply chain is heavily influenced by the education system and strategy of a country. Developed countries generally have more robust educational systems compared to developing and least developed countries. As a result, developed countries invest heavily in low-income countries to shape their education systems to align with their own national purposes and economic development goals. Summary A significant portion of educated, professional employees, and talented individuals from developing and least developed countries end up working for developed countries' corporations and government development initiatives. Approximately 80% of their work is dedicated to these external entities, while only 10% is directed towards their national governments and community leaders. The remaining 10% is dedicated to their families or future endeavours. POLICY STRATEGY 1. Education Policy -  Education Trading Methods:  Implement an increased tariff rate for...

    Introduction : In the realm of technological advancements, the integration of drones with remote sensing technology presents a groundbreaking opportunity to revolutionize various sectors. This article delves into a comprehensive project titled "Sustainable Monitoring Technology using Drones," which aims to harness the power of drones to enhance efficiency, sustainability, and monitoring capabilities across India. Project Overview: The project envisions the development and deployment of 7.5 lakh drones equipped with remote sensing technology, strategically installed atop cellular towers throughout India. This extensive network of drones will serve as a robust monitoring system, enabling real-time data collection, analysis, and dissemination across diverse domains. Technological Advancements: To ensure efficient and sustainable monitoring, the drones will be equipped with remote sensing cameras and sensors, enabling them to collect vital data on various parameters...

  India Insights 2024: A Evidence Based Data-Driven Research Methodology  1. Education Educational attainment: India has made progress in increasing educational attainment, with a significant rise in literacy rates and enrollment in primary and secondary education. However, disparities persist between rural and urban areas, as well as among different socioeconomic groups. Quality of education: While there have been improvements in the quality of education, challenges remain in terms of teacher training, infrastructure, and learning outcomes. Higher education: The demand for higher education is increasing, but there is a need to expand access and improve the quality of higher education institutions. 2. Employment Unemployment rates: India's unemployment rates have fluctuated in recent years, with some regions experiencing higher unemployment than others. Informal sector: A significant portion of the Indian workforce is employed in the informal sector, which lacks...

    Introduction :  🌿Unlock India's Wealth: Biodiversity R&D with the Nagoya Protocol🌿 💰 Discover the Riches of Nature 💰 India's biodiversity is a treasure trove of untapped potential. With the Nagoya Protocol, we can unlock this wealth by focusing on non-agricultural products. Research, funding, and collaborations are key to driving innovation and economic growth. 🔬 R&D for Sustainable Development🔬 India can allocate funds for research on these unique products, fostering knowledge and sustainable practices. Partnerships with pharma, personal care, and beauty industries can accelerate product development and market expansion. 🤝Benefits for India🤝 - High incomes for industries - Enhanced research capabilities - Sustainable biodiversity use - Global recognition of India's resources #Biodiversity #SustainableDevelopment #India #NogayaProtocol Here’s a detailed overview of the global market values for the sectors along with India’s contributi...