In a new Columbia Global Centers | South Asia working paper, Drs. Bajpai and Sachs reflect on on what drove India’s ‘Decade of Development’ from 2000-2010, and what the country requires to drive development forward in the next 20 years.
Read ‘India’s Decade of Development II: Looking back at the last 10 years and looking forward to the next 20,’ available online.
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Hello,
As a teacher, I wish to read about your working paper ‘India’s Decade of Development II: Looking back at the last 10 years and looking forward to the next 20, but the link seems not to be working … page not found.
Any solutions?
Thanks 😉
Sophie D., Geography teacher, Belgium
Hi Sophie,
Thanks for letting us know about the broken link. It seems the Columbia Global Centers changed the page we had been linking to. I’ve updated the post with a new link to the paper.
Best,
Sarah Fecht
Content Manager for State of the Planet