We can build a healthcare system that protects people and the planet by focusing on prevention, care, equity, resilience, and sustainability. Author: Dr. Payal Das, Lead Consultant at Tarutium Global Consulting Sustainable health is more than just an approach to healthcare—it is a philosophy that integrates medical care, environmental resilience, sustainability, and social equity to create...
The right amount of background noise — like a coffee shop’s chatter—can supercharge your focus and skyrocket productivity. Author: Pavani Chopra, Associate Consultant at Tarutium Global Consulting In today’s fast-paced urban world, it’s no secret that people are constantly seeking ways to boost their productivity, sharpen their focus, and make the most of their time....
Exploring the systemic barriers women face and the innovative solutions that can empower them financially Author: Unnimaya Raj, Senior Consultant at Tarutium Global Consulting Did you know that globally, 76% of adult men have an account at a financial institution, while only 71% of adult women do? Or that 59% of men can muster $500...
Carbon is a cornerstone of our planet’s ecosystem, vital in sustaining life and regulating the climate. However here’s the twist: carbon isn’t just one thing—it comes in various forms, each with its unique environmental impact.
Floods are one of the most devastating natural disasters, but what if technology could predict them with unprecedented accuracy? The world of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in flood prediction provides a revolutionary approach that's changing the game for disaster preparedness.
In the sweltering heat of Indian cities, temperatures can fluctuate by as much as 2 to 5 degrees due to factors like green canopies, building layouts, and wind patterns. As urbanization continues at a fast pace, many cities grapple with the effects of urban heat islands.
Recent findings from the University College London-led commission highlight a pressing concern: climate change's threat to human health is so great that it could undermine the last fifty years of gains in development and global health.
