[widget id="text-20"][catlist name=health] [widget id="text-21"]   Malaria continues to remain one of the public health concerns in India and are both a cause and consequence of poverty and inequity. However, Malaria is preventable and curable. Malaria interventions are highly cost-effective and demonstrate one of the highest returns on investment in public health. In countries where the disease is endemic, efforts to control and eliminate malaria

[widget id="text-20"][catlist name=emergency-drr] [widget id="text-21"]   TIMELINE: September 2015 – August 2018 The world adopted the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction as a roadmap to reduce disaster risks by 2025. The Government of India and international humanitarian community pledged their commitments to this framework that followed the completion of the Hyogo Framework for Action (2005-2015). Remedying environmental degradation

[widget id="text-20"][catlist numberposts=20 name=safe-migration] [widget id="text-21"]   TIMELINE: 2010-2017 (Renewed yearly) Immigration or migration, by itself, being a complex web of multiple perspective, requires nuanced interventions to enable people to have a safe lives where they move to and even safe rerun if voluntarily desired. Moreover, as recognized under Sustainable Development Goal 10, social and income inequality are global problems