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Expanding Social Protection in the Global South: Evidence from India, Brazil, and South Africa

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By Ambar Kumar Ghosh
| Observer Research Foundation
Occasional PapersPublished on Jun 11, 2026 PDF Download Add as preferred on Google Sunaina Kumar Ambar Kumar Ghosh Social protection systems are a crucial pillar of developmental governance in countries across the world, and a key instrument to address inequality and poverty. In the last two decades, especially, they have expanded in low- and middle-income countries of the Global South, driven by economic growth and increased fiscal capacity.
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A Vision of Water Governance for Viksit Bharat@2047: Markets, Institutions, and Imperatives

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By Ambar Kumar Ghosh
| Observer Research Foundation
Attribution: Nilanjan Ghosh and Ambar Kumar Ghosh, Eds., A Vision of Water Governance for Viksit Bharat@2047: Markets, Institutions, and Imperatives, Observer Research Foundation, March 2026. Introduction Water inherently transcends multiple boundaries. Water governance, therefore, is a complex,[a] “transboundary” challenge.
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Local Self-governments in India: Drivers of Decentralised Governance

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By Ambar Kumar Ghosh
| Observer Research Foundation
Decentralisation of power is a hallmark of democratic governance. Local self-governments in India have emerged as crucial instruments of decentralised governance by empowering the local stakeholders at the grassroots. The 73rd and 74th Constitutional Amendments serve as key legislative instruments that have facilitated this remarkable transition over the past three decades.
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