RAAH works at the intersection of policy research, systems thinking, and capacity building to navigate complex public systems and design evidence-informed interventions in India.
This policy brief examines India’s remittance economy and proposes a structural policy framework to redirect remittance inflows toward productive investment.
RAAH produces structured, implementation-focused analysis of public systems and policy design across domains such as gender and livelihoods, digital welfare, informal work, climate resilience, and emerging technologies, aimed at informing actionable policy decisions.
RAAH runs policy fellowships that equip emerging professionals to engage critically with real-world governance challenges. Through case-based learning, analytical frameworks, and applied assignments, the programme enables participants to move from understanding policy problems to designing viable, implementation-ready interventions.
We work selectively with governments, non-profits, and foundations on policy diagnostics, programme design, and institutional analysis, focusing on implementation constraints and developing evidence-grounded, operationally viable solutions.