A Balancing Act: Collecting Data For Social Good In An Age Of Privacy Concerns

  • 1 January 2024
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  • Publisher : London School of Economics
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An in-depth analysis of the potential impact of India’s Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 on the social sector in India. Imagine this: a non-profit aims to empower girls through STEM and coding programs. The organisation would probably collect a significant amount of information about enrollment numbers, progress, and outcomes. This is valuable data, which can help gauge understand the impact and effectiveness of the program,

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Satender Rana, Sowmya Rajaram and Divya Sharma

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