1st one:
Topic: Research Methodology
Title: Technological Innovation in Social Innovation (SI) context:
specificities of pro-poor solutions from an Indian perspective
Abstract
Purpose – This study aims to investigate the
relationship between High Tech and Low tech Innovation Processes in the context
of Social Innovation (SI) with a particular focus on pro-poor innovations
developed in India. After defining the factors that play a role in this
interaction this study attempts to define a new way to look at social innovation
especially in bottom up approaches that are way more qualitative and human
resources focused.
2nd one:
Topic: New Institutional Economics
Title: Working title: Waste management and institutional
perspectives with Indian empirical examples and theoretical economical
approaches
Abstract:
Why waste needs institution or management?
Define the crux of the problem from market-failure
perspective in waste creation.
What is the core of market failure in waste creation? Is the
ill-defined property right or transaction cost or both, explain through review?
What kind of Institution or institutional response is required
to address the market –failure issues in Waste creation? Explain different
types of Institutions and institutional response from available case studies in
India or elsewhere
Critically assess all types of Institutions and develop a
matrix of performance of Institutions on several parameters of waste creation
related problems
3rd article:
Topic: Advances Quantitative Methods
Title: Status of Waste Generation in urban India and
key influencing factors e:
Abstract:
Very little has been written, published on waste
management in India. Probably because little data are available.
Yet the topic of waste management in general and
treatment of waste is becoming pivotal in a country that has an important
growth rate, impacting hugely on the growth of its waste level and the problems
of health, sanitary aspects, poor communities that come with it.
