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Organized Retail Landscape in COVID19 induced Renaissance
Organized Retail Landscape in COVID19 induced Renaissance
A POV by Abhishek Jha, Research Director, Mystery Shopping & Customer Experience, Ipsos India
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Urban Indians rank Zero Hunger top SDG priority of 2021: WEF-Ipsos UN SDGs in 2021 global survey
Zero Hunger, Good Health & wellbeing, No Poverty and Gender Equality (tied at the 3rd spot) ranked top 3 SDG priorities by urban Indians for 2021: WEF-Ipsos UN SDGs in 2021 global survey
Decent work and Economic growth (SDG 8) ranked 13th by Urban Indians;
Pace of implementation of SDG needs speed by Govt, populace and businesses, aver many
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Earth day 2021: globally people wonder what's the plan to tackle climate change
A new global study by Ipsos, conducted online among adults across 30 markets between February 19 and March 5, 2021 shows that a Global Market Average of only 31% agree their government has a clear plan in place for how government, businesses and people themselves are going to work together to tackle climate change. A third, 34%, disagree.
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Mental Wellness: The Changing Indian Attitude
Mental Wellness - The Changing Indian Attitude;
An Ipsos India Briefing by Rinku Patnaik, Chief Client Officer, Ipsos India
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Close gender pay gap, exhort 4 in 10 urban Indians; 6 in 10 want transparency in salaries of those at same level: Ipsos-Global Institute for Women’s Leadership, International Women’s Day 2021
Close gender pay gap, exhort 4 in 10 urban Indians; 6 in 10 want transparency in salaries of those at same level: Ipsos-Global Institute for Women’s Leadership, International Women’s Day 2021. COVID 19 recovery should address violence and abuse of women, feel 1 in 3 urban Indians; 1 in 3 support flexible work practices like work from home & working part time. 73% urban Indians say their employer supported them during the pandemic
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Balance-imbalance: ‘New Normal’ and New Education Policy - By Dr. Udita Ghosh Sarkar
Is it doing a balance in terms of ‘new normal’ and New Education Policy in place for universalization of education for all or is it the same pattern as before whereby the policies are in favour of the advantaged population? Is it ‘inclusion’ in all terms and we as practitioners look forward to the ‘good times’ ahead?
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We are not going back to normal anytime soon, quicker adaptation will help tide through
By Rinku Patnaik, Country Chief Client Officer, Ipsos in India
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Achieving mindset change for sustained behavior change
Kumud Ghoshal, Executive Director, Ipsos UU (qualitative research division of Ipsos)