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The Case Study Centre
ISPP’s newest venture, produces case studies that cover a wide range of issues in public policy, administration, and governance with a uniquely Indian focus.
Signing of Partnership between CBC and ISPP to develop case studies on Public Policy
Capacity Building Commission
The Indian School of Public Policy’s Case Study Centre is embarking on a project to create shared learning resources for the Capacity Building Commission. The objective of this project is to develop case studies, an important tool for public policy education, to further capacitate India’s civil servants. These case studies, a total of 30 in number, will be based on the innovations submitted to the Commission through the Innovations in Public Administration Challenge and will be used at various central and state training institutes around the country.
Case Study Centre: Team
The Case Study Centre converts the tensions and dilemmas faced by policymakers into teaching material. The centre provides learners with a rich repository of real-life policy problems they can analyse, solve, and learn from. These case studies, once developed, will be used in ISPP’s classrooms, central and state training institutes, as well as private training institutes.
Case Study Centre: Team
The Case Study Centre converts the tensions and dilemmas faced by policymakers into teaching material. The centre provides learners with a rich repository of real-life policy problems they can analyse, solve, and learn from. These case studies, once developed, will be used in ISPP’s classrooms, central and state training institutes, as well as private training institutes.
Dr. Om Prakash (OP) Agarwal
CSC Advisor
Professor of Practice and Advisor, Case Study Centre at ISPP
He is a respected thinker in the field of urban transport and was the principal author of India’s National Urban Transport Policy. Prior to ISPP, he was the CEO at World Resource Institute where he headed a team of over 200 researchers. He was also a member of the Indian Administrative Service (IAS) from 1979 to 2007, during which he held several positions with the national government as well as the state government of Assam. Most notably, he was the Joint Secretary (Training) in the Department of Personnel and Joint Secretary (Urban Transport) in the Ministry of Urban Development.
Vincy
Faculty In-Charge
Assistant Professor, Writing & Communication Lab at the ISPP.
She is a policy researcher specializing in qualitative methods with over five years of work experience at the Centre for Policy Research. Over the years, she has also donned the roles of a policy consultant, a World Bank consultant, an activist, and a journalist. At ISPP, she uses her interdisciplinary training to teach public policy communication. Her research focuses on themes related to state capacity and on social policies, including school education, women & child, and rural livelihood. She is trained in Social Anthropology, Political Science and Journalism.
Apoorva
Programme Coordinator
Apoorva is a public policy researcher with interests in climate adaptation, ecology, urbanization, degrowth, and local governance. Apoorva holds a BA in International Relations and Comparative Cultures and Politics from Michigan State University and was an Urban Fellow at the Indian Institute for Human Settlements. Through her work, Apoorva hopes to build a better and more just world for communities marginalized due to caste, religion, gender identity, sexual orientation, and physical ability.
