Solutions layer
What could actually move these problems
A curated set of interventions, each tied to the problems it acts on and graded by how much evidence stands behind it. A grade is a claim about evidence, not an endorsement — the rubric is published below and every entry carries its sources.
The grading rubric
- Strong evidence
- Replicated evaluations or large-scale rollouts show the effect. Disagreement is about design, not direction.
- Mixed evidence
- Real evidence exists on both sides, or results swing hard with implementation quality and context.
- Thin evidence
- Plausible mechanism, but little rigorous evaluation at Indian scale. Treat as a bet, not a finding.
- Contested evidence
- Serious people disagree about whether this helps at all. Listed because it is argued for seriously, not because it is endorsed.
Narrow the list
2. How strong is the evidence?
3. Who would have to act?
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