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Is it an economic decision to stop subsidies on fossil fuels in developing countries?

It is hard to make judgment on a report, which is published by the International Monetary Fund (IMF). It is more difficult to make a ‘politically correct’ statement on the same report, if that is linked to the global politics and affects the national economies of developing countries like India.I am facing a situation of this kind, while reading the recently published report of IMF with the title, ENERGY SUBSIDY REFORM: LESSONS AND IMPLICATIONS[1], where IMF is…See More
Mar 31
Keshav C Das posted a blog post

Why environmental issues are important for business?

Business can’t sustain without a sustainable production and consumption value chain development. Environmental sustainability is now conceived and implemented in regular business operations of companies not merely as a ‘green washing’ approach, rather, for most companies these days; sustainability is the core of corporate strategy. The rationale for this paradigm shift in the corporate strategy [from the old school of thoughts-produce more with less cost] is mainly powered with energy…See More
Feb 1
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Dec 16, 2012
Keshav C Das posted a blog post

Electrifying rural Nepal with Improved Water Mills: A DREAM to fulfill

When we met the 35 water mill owners, who came to take part in the national workshop of improved watermills, jointly organized by the Alternative Energy Promotion Centre (AEPC) and Centre for Rural Technology (CRT), Nepal; the facilitator of the workshop, Uttam Jha asked mill owners a straight question:-what do you want to do with the electricity produced from improved water mills?The list of expectations and desires to use electricity was not very short. Uttam took more than 2 hours to pin…See More
Sep 28, 2012
Keshav C Das posted a blog post

Flavours of three Books on 3 Different Development Issues

I have been thinking for quiet sometime to find out an answer for my self-imposed question- what are the 3 basic problems for a country, which could hinder its development? Perhaps, the answer for this question could be given from various dimensions; starting from political crisis or a crisis of hegemony, economic downfall, prevalence of social unrest, corruption and many more.Coincidentally, the LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing helped me and one of my former colleague to develop a convincing…See More
Sep 23, 2012
Keshav C Das posted a blog post

Soft Power, Great Indian Painting and Development Organizations

It is increasingly axiomatic today that an organization can’t sustain merely with offerings of services, making knowledge available to its customers (do not like the word beneficiaries or client) and providing advocacy. This approach can be considered as conventional business strategy, which is good enough to survive but not sufficient to grow. I find it as an assembly unit with well-defined process and controls, which employs enormous resources (human, money and time) but produces outputs,…See More
Jul 8, 2012
Keshav C Das posted a blog post

Great Expectation- Carbon Crediting for LDCs: SNV’s Experience

In the last three years, negotiations over a successor agreement to the Kyoto Protocol have focused on increasing the number of projects in countries that have received limited flows of carbon finance from the CDM. At the 16th Conference of Parties (COP 16) to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), parties agreed to establish a loan scheme to support the CDM in host countries with fewer than 10 registered projects (UNFCCC, 2010) and now, it is in operational phase.…See More
Jun 5, 2012
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May 14, 2012

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SNV Netherlands Development Organisation
Website address
http://www.snvworld.org
Type of organization
Development Learning Organization, NGO, Think Tank
Role at organization
Advisor
I am interested in:
Professional contacts, Partnership opportunities, Expertise requests, Career opportunities
Topics on My Radar:
Carbon finance, climate change, renewable energy, development, capacity development
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Keshav C Das's Blog

Is it an economic decision to stop subsidies on fossil fuels in developing countries?

It is hard to make judgment on a report, which is published by the International Monetary Fund (IMF). It is more difficult to make a ‘politically correct’ statement on the same report, if that is linked to the global politics and affects the national economies of developing countries like India.

I am facing a situation of this kind, while reading the recently published report of IMF with the title, ENERGY SUBSIDY REFORM: LESSONS AND IMPLICATIONS[1], where…

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Posted on March 31, 2013 at 3:28pm

Why environmental issues are important for business?

Business can’t sustain without a sustainable production and consumption value chain development. Environmental sustainability is now conceived and implemented in regular business operations of companies not merely as a ‘green washing’ approach, rather, for most companies these days; sustainability is the core of corporate strategy. The rationale for this paradigm shift in the corporate strategy [from the old school of thoughts-produce more with less cost] is mainly powered with energy…

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Posted on February 1, 2013 at 8:34am

REDD and Doha Gateway: An Expectation Gap

After an anticipated delay at the UN climate talks in Doha, Abdullah bin Hamad Al-Attiyah, President of COP18, took less than a minute to hammer through a series of ‘decisions’. He then declared the creation of the ‘Doha Gateway’. Immediately after this declaration, Christiana Figueres, Executive Secretary of UNFCCC tweeted: ‘All #COP18 decisions adopted by acclamation. We have a Second Commitment Period of the Kyoto…

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Posted on December 16, 2012 at 2:35pm

Towards smoke-free kitchen in Nepal

52 years old Ghuire Parki lives in Khanmara village in Dadeldhura district of Nepal with his wife and 5 children. He lost his vision last year. Albeit late, he has now realised that his smoky kitchen built in a corner of his single-room house led to such complete blindness.

Indoor air pollution is an acute…

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Posted on December 16, 2012 at 2:26pm

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