Collaborations

Memoranda of Understanding (MoU)

  • Colorado State University -CSU

    Eco-Epidemiological Study of Air Pollution and Health: Evidence for Public Health Policy Making
    www.colostate.edu

  • Indian Center for Social Transformation

    • River water sharing
    • Integrated farming management
    • Healthcare
    • Smart cities

    www.indiancst.com

  • Mount Carmel College (Autonomous) Bengaluru, India

    Conduct Courses on Ontological Approach in Applied Public Policy for students pursuing MA (Public Policy) and to pursue joint research activities aligned with the course
    www.mountcarmelcollegeblr.co.in

  • Narayana Hrudayalaya Pvt. Ltd, Bengaluru

    Analysis of the data from each state at the district-level provided by the NHL to understand the levels of and variations in Non-Communicable Disease (NCD) risk factors, in comparison with national and international benchmarks; b) Comparison between states/districts on the levels of and variations in Non-Communicable Disease (NCD) risk factors; c) Contextualization of the above analysis by overlaying collected data about the geographical locations of the subjects from other sources. The other sources shall be the National Sample Survey, Census-2011, NITI Ayog, Arogya Karnataka, etc; and d) Discovering potential antecedents and associations of the Non-Communicable Disease (NCD) risk factors in the select districts, and the similarities and differences between them.
    https://www.narayanahealth.org/csr-overview

  • National Law School of India University

    Preparation of a Policy Paper on Examining the Efficacy of RERA Act in the state of Karnataka
    www.nls.ac.in

  • Ramaiah College of Law, Bengaluru, India

    • Inter-state river water sharing
    • Environmental Issues
    • Public Health & Nutrition
    • Research Methodology
    • Urban Development and Planning
    • E-governance
    • Human Rights
    • Any other areas, mutually agreed upon

    www.msrcl.org

  • Ramaiah Institute of Management

    • Inter-state river water sharing
    • Environmental Issues
    • Public Health & Nutrition
    • Research Methodology
    • Urban Development and Planning
    • E-governance
    • Human Rights
    • Education and Empowerment of Women
    • CSR Initiatives
    • Industry 4.0 and Smart Industry
    • Any other areas after mutually agreed upon

    www.msrim.in

  • The Akshaya Patra Foundation – Bengaluru

    • Obtaining Government financial Support and policy clarity regarding raising own funds; and
    • Understanding the present policy framework of the country and uncovering possibilities of policy research and legislation

    www.akshayapatra.org

  • Karnataka State Higher Education Council, Government of Karnataka

    Karnataka is one of many states in India seeking to transform itself into a knowledge society – a society which recognizes the economic, political, and cultural value of knowledge (Bindé, 2005). To do so it has to connect its diverse, traditional knowledge assets “and the new forms of development, acquisition and spread of knowledge valued by the knowledge economy model.” (Bindé, 2005, p.17) It has to transform its knowledge ecology. The rapid growth of the information technology industry in the state has been a major impetus for the transformation. The state government has constituted the Karnataka Knowledge Commission (Karnataka Jnana Aayoga; Ramaprasad & Sridhar, 2010) on the lines of the National Knowledge Commission [of India] (National Knowledge Commission, 2006a, 2006b) to facilitate the same. We propose the concept of a world-class university system for Karnataka as a critical, symbiotic element of the state’s transformation – a system which will nurture its knowledge ecology and be nurtured by it.
    https://kshec.ac.in/