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Centre for Studies in Population and Development (CSPD)

Capacity Building

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Organize regular seminars and talks on population and development themes.

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Offer workshops and training programmes to build research and analytical skills.

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Provide internship and fellowship opportunities for students to gain research experience.

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Host Visiting Scholar and Practitioner-in-Residence programmes for expert mentoring.

30JAN2026

Emerging Demographic Challenges: Relevance of Social Policy for Sustained Economic Growth

SPEAKERProfessor Zakaria SiddiquiJamia Millia Islamia

On 30 January 2026, Professor Zakaria Siddiqui of Jamia Millia Islamia delivered a lecture titled 'Emerging Demographic Challenges: Relevance of Social Policy for Sustained Economic Growth' that demonstrated how changing demographics, such as an ageing population, a young bulge, and migration, affect the country's economic landscape. He highlighted the policy implications of developing a social policy that could tap into demographic dividends while mitigating their challenges, and correlated demographic transitions with processes of long-term growth and equitable distribution. Inclusive structures which promote equity, stability and resilience were identified as crucial in view of India's evolving demography.

He highlighted the policy implications of developing social policy that could tap into demographic dividends while mitigating their challenges, and correlated demographic transitions with long-term growth and equitable distribution.

27FEB2026

Designing Inclusive and Gender-Responsive Care Systems for an Ageing India

SPEAKERDr SreerupaInstitute of Social Studies Trust (ISST), New Delhi

On 27 February 2026, Dr Sreerupa's lecture on 'Designing Inclusive and Gender-Responsive Care Systems for an Ageing India', from the Institute of Social Studies Trust (ISST), New Delhi, analysed the political economy of care, the gendering of ageing, and the immense toll of caregiving, which disproportionately impacts women.

She elaborated upon the rationale for developing an inclusive care systems approach that addresses demographic transitions as well as social and economic inequalities. Through an analysis of ageing within a broad political and gender context, she called for a redefinition of care. The session emphasised the need for equitable structures and systems for an ageing populace.

12MAR2026

Price Policy and Other Possible Support Mechanisms for Indian Farmers

SPEAKERProfessor Sekhar C.S.C.Institute of Economic Growth (IEG)

On 12 March 2026, Professor Sekhar C.S.C., from the Institute of Economic Growth (IEG), held a session on ‘Price Policy and Other Possible Support Mechanisms for Indian Farmers’. He elaborated on the nuances and complexities of price policy and market interventions to help farmers in India.

Professor Sekhar explored several policy issues and proposed alternative solutions to support the rural sector and help stabilise and make the agrarian economy more productive in the future. This reiterated the call for innovative and just support mechanisms to protect farmers’ livelihoods and bolster the sustainability of the Indian agricultural economy.


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Overview

01

Organize regular seminars and talks on population and development themes.

02

Offer workshops and training programmes to build research and analytical skills.

03

Provide internship and fellowship opportunities for students to gain research experience.

04

Host Visiting Scholar and Practitioner-in-Residence programmes for expert mentoring.

30JAN2026

Emerging Demographic Challenges: Relevance of Social Policy for Sustained Economic Growth

SPEAKERProfessor Zakaria SiddiquiJamia Millia Islamia

On 30 January 2026, Professor Zakaria Siddiqui of Jamia Millia Islamia delivered a lecture titled 'Emerging Demographic Challenges: Relevance of Social Policy for Sustained Economic Growth' that demonstrated how changing demographics, such as an ageing population, a young bulge, and migration, affect the country's economic landscape. He highlighted the policy implications of developing a social policy that could tap into demographic dividends while mitigating their challenges, and correlated demographic transitions with processes of long-term growth and equitable distribution. Inclusive structures which promote equity, stability and resilience were identified as crucial in view of India's evolving demography.

He highlighted the policy implications of developing social policy that could tap into demographic dividends while mitigating their challenges, and correlated demographic transitions with long-term growth and equitable distribution.

27FEB2026

Designing Inclusive and Gender-Responsive Care Systems for an Ageing India

SPEAKERDr SreerupaInstitute of Social Studies Trust (ISST), New Delhi

On 27 February 2026, Dr Sreerupa's lecture on 'Designing Inclusive and Gender-Responsive Care Systems for an Ageing India', from the Institute of Social Studies Trust (ISST), New Delhi, analysed the political economy of care, the gendering of ageing, and the immense toll of caregiving, which disproportionately impacts women.

She elaborated upon the rationale for developing an inclusive care systems approach that addresses demographic transitions as well as social and economic inequalities. Through an analysis of ageing within a broad political and gender context, she called for a redefinition of care. The session emphasised the need for equitable structures and systems for an ageing populace.

12MAR2026

Price Policy and Other Possible Support Mechanisms for Indian Farmers

SPEAKERProfessor Sekhar C.S.C.Institute of Economic Growth (IEG)

On 12 March 2026, Professor Sekhar C.S.C., from the Institute of Economic Growth (IEG), held a session on ‘Price Policy and Other Possible Support Mechanisms for Indian Farmers’. He elaborated on the nuances and complexities of price policy and market interventions to help farmers in India.

Professor Sekhar explored several policy issues and proposed alternative solutions to support the rural sector and help stabilise and make the agrarian economy more productive in the future. This reiterated the call for innovative and just support mechanisms to protect farmers’ livelihoods and bolster the sustainability of the Indian agricultural economy.

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