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August 13Th, 2021 Together, for India August 13th, 2021 together, for India time PLENARY EQUITABLE CITIES EDUCATION ENERGY 13:45 hrs Opening remarks Mr. B Muthuraman 11:00 - 15:00 hrs 14:15 hrs Samaj, Sarkar, Bazar for India's development: Opening plenary Amitabh Kant Rohini Nilekani Renu Karnad 15:05 hrs Schooling and Learning Post- 15:00 hrs Centre for Policy Research- Covid: Experience and Powering Agriculture: Energy Expectations Transition for an Agricultural Transformation 15:00 - 16:00 hrs Vishal Talreja Dr Rukmini Banerjee Shaveta Sharma Kukreja Kavya Madhu 16:05 hrs NIPUN Bharat Mission: An 16:00 hrs Asian Venture Philanthropy Opportunity to Reform the Network- Climate Finance for Education System Decentralized Renewable Energy 16:00 - 17:00 hrs Sourav Banerjee Seema Bansal Deepali Khanna Vijay Kiran Karanraj Chaudri Amitav Virmani Shirish Sinha Dr. Asyia Kazmi 17:00 hrs Innovations for Informal 17:05 hrs Build Back Better: School 17:00 hrs India Climate Collaborative- Settlements Education Post-Covid Agriculture - Energy Nexus Geetanjali Jha Sonali Saini Shambhavi Sharma Dr. Anirudh Krishna Madhukar Banuri Hemendra Mathur 17:00 - 18:00 hrs Rajyalakshmi Cyanam Ashok Kamath Alok Verma Safeena Husain Huda Jaffer Anustup Nayak Devendra Gupta Shaveta Sharma Kukreja Karthik Wahi Aparna Khandelwal 19:00 hrs Emerging role of Science and 18:05 hrs Engaging Parents as a Key 18:00 hrs ISC- Advancing energy Technology in India's growth Stakeholder in their Child's democracy by strengthening the decentralized renewable Prof K VijayRaghavan Education energy ecosystem in India Rishabh Gulati Sashwati Banerjee Azeez Gupta Jaideep Mukherjee 18:00 - 20:00 hrs Dr Venita Kaul Chhavi Rajawat 19:30 hrs Day's closing event Merlia Shaukath Dr Vibha Dhawan Krishnan S Vijay Bhaskar Adwait Joshi Megha Nath Deeohn Ferris August 13th, 2021 together, for India time WASH SKILL DEVELOPMENT RURAL DEVELOPMENT RESILIENT SOCIETIES 15:30 hrs Community Institutions: The 15:30 hrs Skilling for a sustainable 15:00 hrs Status of access to clean and safe Next Horizon drinking water in rural India and future Parmesh Shah potential for states & districts to Mr. Pradeep S Mehta Vijay Mahajan advance the agenda of Dr. Srinivaso Rao Dr. Meenakshisundaram functional household level tap Sheeja Nair Dr. Mekhala Krishnamurthy 15:00 - 16:00 hrs connection under Jal Jeevan Mission Reemaben Nanavaty Isabel Guerrero Mr Bharat Lal Ms Padmaja Nair Mr VK Madhavan 16:30 hrs Skill development for a gig 16:00 hrs हम लोग : An Examination of economy Civic Engagement in India Mr. Mithun Srivatsa Shradha Vaid 16:00 - 17:00 hrs Ms. Gayathri Vasudevan Anurati Tandon Sandeep Ahuja Gautam John Mr. Manas Singh 17:30 hrs Multifaceted Rural 17:00 hrs Lights, Citizenship, Action 17:00 hrs Rural FSM: Addressing Transformation environment health concerns Hansal Mehta and averting manual Achyuta Samanta Anushka Shah scavenging as a part of Swachh Bharat Mission 2.0 17:00 - 18:00 hrs 18:00 hrs Ear to the Ground: Grassroots Mr. Arun Baroka Media and Active Citizenship Dr Meera Mehta Meera Devi Mr VR Raman Dhanya Rajendran Barkha Dutt August 13th, 2021 together, for India time DISRUPT PHILANTHROPY HEALTH GENDER 15:05 hrs The Forgotten Amidst the 15:15 hrs Future of gender setting up the Pandemic: Keynote Address stage Dr. Srinath Reddy Urvashi Butalia 15:00 - 16:00 hrs Zakia Soman Dr. Akkai Padmashali Sonal Giani Pragya Tiwari 16:05 hrs Recognising Differences Dr. Nirmala Nair 16:00 - 17:00 hrs Shanti Raghavan Priti Patkar Dr. Thelma Narayan Pritha Venkatachalam 17:00 hrs Jumpstarting Philanthropy 17:00 hrs In search of a story: Lives of women journalists Ganesh K Shilpa Kumar Kalpana Sharma Mekin Maheshwari Jahnavi Sen Ingrid Srinath Abha Thorat-Shah 17:00 - 18:00 hrs 17:45 hrs Championing others' rights and their own: How gender and sexuality has shaped the experience of lawyers Jayna Kothari Saurabh Kirpal 18:05 hrs Mind the ‘Mind’ 18:30 hrs Tranforming women's lives: Grassroots experiences from Dr. Soumitra Pathare leaders of civil society 18:00 - 19:00 hrs Radha Valaulikar organizations Shraddha Joshi Sohini Bhattacharya August 14th, 2021 together, for India time PLENARY EQUITABLE CITIES EDUCATION ENERGY 09:00 hrs Accelerating India's transition to 11:00 hrs Strengthening First-Mile 10:05 hrs Delivering on EdTech’s Promise a new economy through Governance of Improved Student Learning development of human capital Aijaz Dhebar Nitin Kashyap Ashish Dhawan Poonam Mahajan Jairaj Bhattacharya Lakshmi Puri Dr. K. Rajeswara Rao Dr. Sahana Murthy Ravi Venkatesan Abhishek Singh Mansi Kasliwal K Subramanian Rashi Dhanani Jeanette Rodrigues 09:00 - 12:00 hrs 11:05 hrs Making EdTech Accessible at Scale - How to Bridge the Digital Divide Aditya Chopra Anvar Sadaath Dayoung Lee Shubra Mittal Nishant Baghel 13:00 hrs Fireside Chat 14:30 hrs Urban Governance and the 12:05 hrs Importance of data for Role of the Citizen Kunal Kapoor education reform Milind Mhaske Dr Abhijeet Singh 12:00 - 15:00 hrs Abhishek Dutt Gaurav Goel 13:15 hrs The emergence of Purposeful Akkai Padmshali Ben Piper Philanthropy Srinivas Alavilli Sandhya Rani Amit Chandra Rahul Ahluwalia Arghya Sengupta Anu Aga Shaheen Mistry 17:00 hrs Empowering Voices on the 15:05 hrs What lies ahead for APS post- 17:00 hrs Shell Foundation- Gender ground COVID? Inclusion in Energy Rajesh Kasturirangan Vikas Jhunjunwala Shipra Nayyar 15:00 - 18:00 hrs Divya Verma Rajendra Singh Adritha Subbiah Rwitwika Bhattacharya Geeta Gandhi Kingdon Sasmita Patnaik Tikender Singh Panwar Vardan Kabra Nidhi Pant Amit Chandra Abhishek Pathak 18:00 - 20:00 hrs 19:15 hrs Resilient Health Systems Dr. Shetty Dr. R S Sharma Dr. Swati Piramal August 14th, 2021 together, for India time WASH SKILL DEVELOPMENT RURAL DEVELOPMENT RESILIENT SOCIETIES 11:00 hrs Hygiene and Infection 10:00 hrs What does it mean to skilled? 10:15 hrs FPOs 2.0 prevention in primary health Prof. Neharika Ashok Dalwai care services Ashish Karamchandani Neelkamal Darbari Dr PV Ramesh 10:20 hrs On ground perspectives on Pravesh Sharma Mr Job Zachariah skilling Usha Devi Venkatachalam Dr Deepak B. Saxena Pooja lathkar Dr Arundati Muralidharan Rachana Nanditha 11:20 hrs FDRVC: Vision, Opportunities Himani Sharma and Challenges 09:00 - 12:00 hrs Manisha Shankala Sh Alok De Neha Chande Sh Jugal Kishore Mohapatra Preeti Kumar 11:45 hrs A Comprehensive Agenda for Skill Development 14:30 hrs FHTC for Water quality affected 12:00 hrs Creating opportunities for 14:05 hrs Graduation Approach: areas under JJM: Providing vulnerable communities Keynote address solutions for districts and PRIs Ms. Anita Kumar Dr Ashok Kumar Ghosh Ms. Vanita Shinde 14:30 hrs Graduation Approach: Mr Ajay Kumar Bringing the most vulnurable 12:00 - 15:00 hrs Ms Anita Sharma Dr Robin Kumar Dutta 14:00 hrs Integrating TVET / Vocational Dr. Shagun Sabarwal Dr Sunderrajan Krishnan Training in Schools Jasveen Bindra John Paul Sh. Balamurugan D 16:30 hrs WASH in Census, Small and 15:00 hrs Edtech and digital skills to 15:45 hrs MGNREGS Assets : from 16:00 hrs लगे रहो: Building on Civic Medium Towns: Call for maximise learning outcomes “dole-hole” to Making of “New Engagement after the Second Immediate Attention Mr. Bhaskar Gandhavadi Rural” Wave Mr. Venkatesh Sarvasiddhi Mr Ramkrishna Paul Ms. Yamini Atmavila Gayatri Lobo Mr Nesar Ahmad Smt Sufia Farooqui Gayatri Divachi Dr Manvita Baradi 16:00 hrs Role of Impact Investment Sh. Arvind Kumar Ved Arya Mr Shubhagato Dasgupta through Corporate Social Anish Kumar Smarinita Shetty Responsibility (CSR) Mr. Zulfiquar Haider 15:00 - 18:00 hrs Dr. Vikas Yadvendu 17:00 hrs CaaS – Citizenship as a Service Dr Vinitaa Malhotra Jha Prerna tandon Aniket Doegar Ms. Vandana Bhatnagar Viraj Tyagi Anisha Gopi Sarayu Natarajan 17:30 hrs Natural Farming (Importance 18:00 hrs लिफ्ट करा दे: A Funder’s and Path Forward) Perspective on Civic Sh T Vijay Kumar Engagement 18:00 - 20:00 hrs TR Vivek Sameer Shisodia Varad Pande Natasha Joshi Tarun Cherukuri August 14th, 2021 together, for India time DISRUPT PHILANTHROPY HEALTH GENDER BIRDS OF A FEATHER 10:05 hrs One-health Approach 10:15 hrs Shaking up social spaces - 10:15 hrs Rethinking Education in India: Social and Emotional Learning Dr. Vandana Shiva perspectives from trailblazers in the Pandemic (Bhumi) Mahabanoo Mody Kotwal Gazal Dhaliwal Vaishnavi Srinivasan Sushant Divgikar Malavika Srivathsa Nazni Rizvi Shaili Chopra Malishka Mendonsa 09:00 - 12:00 hrs 11:45 hrs A seat at the table Aniket Doegar Abhina Aher Ankiti Bose Parmesh Shahani Medhavi Arora 14:00 hrs Next Philanthropy 12:05 hrs NCDS: The Impending Wave 14:15 hrs Voices from the ground: थोड़ा है, 14:15 hrs TBD (Agami) थोड़े और की ज़रूरत है Srilatha Batliwala Dr. Anand Bang 12:00 - 15:00 hrs Anshu Gupta Dr. Prabhakaran Dorairaj Syed Kazi Dr. N Devadasan Raj Mariwala Padma Shri Dr Ravi Kannan 17:00 hrs Tearing up Philanthropy’s 17:05 hrs Periods Don’t Pause for a 15:30 hrs CORO Dalberg Workshop 16:00 hrs TBD (Pratham) rulebook Pandemic Sujata Khandekar Phil Buchanan Radhika Chabria Mumtaz Shaikh 15:00 - 18:00 hrs Pritha Venkatachalam Dr. Arundati Muralidharan Prerak Mehta Arif Ekram Sumegha Asthana Ingrid Srinath Srilekha Chakraborty Pradeep Nair August 14th, 2021 together, for India time COLLABORATION 11:00 hrs Working Together: Learnings from Collective Impact journeys Vignesh Priyanka Dutt 09:00 - 12:00 hrs Madhushree N Vikas Gora Madhavan Nalini S Nabesh B Gayathri 15:00 hrs Ushering in a new way forward in India Pritha Venkatachalam Donald Yeh Samar Bajaj Natasha Patel Geeta Goel Naghma Mulla Gautam John 12:00 - 17:00 hrs Oliver Karius 17:00 hrs The role of collaboratives during the COVID-19 pandemic in India Dhanya Rajendran Mekin M Ashif Shaikh Shama Karkal Uma Mahadevan August 15th, 2021 together, for India time PLENARY EQUITABLE CITIES RURAL DEVELOPMENT SKILL DEVELOPMENT 09:00 hrs An institutional approach to 11:00 hrs The Equal City (Fireside Chat) 10:05 hrs Credit Mobilisation 11:00 hrs Investing for Impact | The case of India sustainable development Viraj Tyagi Dr.
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