Why does corruption persist?
Why do cities flood every monsoon?
Does India have too many laws or too few?
Why is India still poor and how can it become rich?
If you have wondered about these questions and would like to know more, come join us for the iPolicy for Young Leaders program.
iPolicy is a two-day in-person introductory certificate course that introduces students and young professionals to a liberal approach to public policy. We aim to provide a first look at public policy, with expert interaction, and an opportunity to network with the Centre for Civil Society’s alumni base of over 11,000 students and young professionals.
Engage with a diverse cohort across the board over two days packed with hands-on learning. iPolicy has a host of guest lectures, group discussions, thought experiments, and policy games to provide you with a holistic understanding of public policy.
Applications are selected on a rolling basis!
Goals of iPolicy:
- To create an engaging, open, and respectful environment where everyone is encouraged to think critically about social, economic, and political issues.
- To evoke in participants a passionate inquiry into their values and role in creating a good society.
- To equip participants with fundamental concepts of political economy and sound public policy, and enable them to understand the root cause of current challenges to effectively champion policy solutions through their profession.
- To plug participants into a global network of opportunities to propel their intellectual growth, make personal connections, and access resources to help them advance their vision of a free society.
Who is this for?
- You want to build an intuition for what makes for good public policy
- You want to develop the skills needed for effective public policy analysis
- You want to pivot into the public policy sector but don’t know where to start
- You want to understand the role of different types of stakeholders in policy making
- You want to make an impact in the realm of ideas and want to find like-minded people to collaborate with
Who Can Apply?
College students, young professionals, development leaders, and anyone over the age of 18 interested in public policy can apply.
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Hauz Khas, Delhi
New Delhi
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