In the first episode of CRGD's podcast, the team talks about why the institution was created, what a think tank can and cannot do, and why it is based in Thiruvananthapuram.
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Why CRGD was founded, and why it calls itself The Public Policy Bridge
What a think tank is for, and what it should not try to be
Independence, funding and non partisanship
Why state level policy research matters
How young people can get involved
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There are far more important questions than any institution can answer. A note on how CRGD decides what to work on, and how you can suggest a question.
A forthcoming edited volume bringing together essays by CRGD researchers and invited contributors on the central questions of governing Kerala in the coming decades.
Independent research depends on people who value it. Your contribution funds fellowships, field work and free public events, and it never buys a conclusion.