Ongoing Programs

Centre for Civil Society is pleased to provide you with a comprehensive archive of our Programs. Stay fully up‐to‐date on a wide range of essential contemporary issues through presentations by leading national authorities

BOLO ENGLISH
Bolo English Awards 2024: Celebrating Educational Excellence The Centre for Civil Society has been running project Bolo English to promote the knowledge of the English language and speaking ability among students enrolled in low-cost private schools in India as this unfolds economic opportunities and accelerates social mobility.
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
Established in 2020, the Science & Technology (S&T) Policy vertical at the Centre for Civil Society is dedicated to driving transformative change in the field of science and technology through policy research, stakeholder engagement and outreach. Mission 
School Education
India is home to over 25 crore students belonging to different regions, cultures, and socio-economic backgrounds. Our work aims to reform education policy to make it more responsive to the needs of each student and give parents the choice to decide what is best for their child.
BOLO ENGLISH
Bolo English Awards 2024: Celebrating Educational Excellence The Centre for Civil Society has been running project Bolo English to promote the knowledge of the English language and speaking ability among students enrolled in low-cost private schools in India as this unfolds economic opportunities and accelerates social mobility.
Quality of Laws
Laws and regulations impact the social and economic wellbeing, and freedom of members of a society. They alter how individuals interact and trade with each other. A good law is one that balances its purpose with citizen-engagement, protection of individual rights, and positive impact on resources. Currently, India does not have any systematic mechanism to review the quality of laws. We have created tools to assess the quality of laws and offer recommendations for legal reform and design of law-review bodies.
Street Vendors
Our livelihood initiative is geared towards achieving greater livelihood freedom for the rural and urban poor, and promoting choice and accountability in the area of skill development for underprivileged youth. We aim to further policy measures that increase ease of doing business and remove regulatory or market entry and exit barriers for India’s small entrepreneurs (street hawkers, cycle rickshaw pullers, small shop owners, farmers, among others).