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IPE Global is an international development consulting company providing expert technical assistance and solutions for equitable development and sustainable growth in developing countries.
We help design innovative solutions that impact lives across the developing world. We partner with governments, bilateral and multilateral organisations, philanthropic, for-profit and not-for-profit organisations in anchoring development agenda for sustained and equitable growth.
Project Director - PAHAL, LM Singh's article on Health Financing to help migrant workers features in Business World
How Health Financing Can Help The Migrant Workers In The Current Times
COO IPE Global, Padma Kumar's article on Learning and Development space in future features in India Today
on “How Learning and Development space can be a game changer in the future”
Ashwajit Singh, MD IPE Global shares his views with Bloomberg featured on Economic Times about “Biggest lockdown to push 12 million into extreme poverty”
World’s biggest lockdown to push 12 million into extreme poverty
Himanshu Sikka, Lead-Health, Nutrition & WASH shares his views with The Mint on “Rural India is the new virus flashpoint”
Rural India is the new covid-19 flashpoint amid migrant influx
Rattan Chabbra, CFO IPE Global shares his views with The Mint on new workplace post lockdown
Casual chats, sharing snacks are history as offices slowly opens up
MD IPE Global, Ashwajit Singh's opinion piece with Bloomberg featured on The Print
I will do any job I find – How India’s desperately poor hope to get out of Covid misery
MD IPE Global, Ashwajit Singh's opinion piece with Bloomberg featured on Financial Express
India’s lockdown, the biggest in the world, will push over 1.2 crore people into extreme poverty
12 Crore Indians Lost Jobs Last Month Amid Virus Lockdown
At least 49 million people across the world are expected to plunge into "extreme poverty"
