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As rising electricity use reshapes global energy markets, new support will help strengthen clean energy industries to power next era of global growth.
Bloomberg Philanthropies Commits $285 Million to Help Clean Energy Scale Fast Enough to Meet Surging Global DemandCalendar Event
The Mobile Gender Gap Report 2026Calendar Event
Saving Lives in a Warming World: Investing in Climate Services for HealthBlog Post
As India scales up solar energy, a critical question has emerged: Can this transition deliver clean power without displacing farmers from their land? According to Laxmi Sharma, Bidisha Banerjee, Subhodeep Basu and Ashok Gulati at the Indian Council for Research on International Economic Relations, the country's renewable energy expansion has been led by large, ground-mounted solar projects, often located on agricultural land. But while this model has been effective in scaling solar capacity, it has also created a disconnect between the energy and agriculture sectors, while limiting participation among farmers. They explore how agriphotovoltaics (Agri-PV) can address these issues by enabling the cultivation of crops beneath or between panel arrays, and discuss the pros and cons of different Agri-PV operating models.
Farming Under Solar: How Agriphotovoltaics Can Transform Rural Livelihoods in IndiaCalendar Event
2026 NYU Entrepreneurs Challenge: Final Pitch-Off & Awards CeremonyAshok Gulati
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Across low- and middle-income countries (LMICs), insurance penetration is around 1% of GDP, compared to a global average of around 7%. According to Rehan Butt at Instaful Solutions, policymakers, donors and insurers have increasingly turned to “inclusive insurance” to reach LMIC customers — yet they often mistakenly approach it as a scaled down or charitable version of traditional insurance. He argues that inclusive insurance represents a fundamentally different business model, with distinct product design, processes, distribution and economics, and highlights some misconceptions that can cause these insurance products and programs to underperform.
The Myths and Realities of Inclusive Insurance: Lessons from the FieldDenise Chew
