Voice: Saurav Upadhyay
Fix Poverty by Giving Cash to the Poor
Organizations like Give Directly take money from donors and give it directly to the poor. Statistics say that's the best way to do it.
By Saurav UpadhyayAddressing Globalization’s Shortfalls
After finally recognizing the shortcomings of globalization, the World Bank, IMF and WTO propose solutions to problems caused by globalization and trade
By Saurav UpadhyayPutting Panhandlers to Work in Portland
In this Solution of the Day, instead of taking punitive measures, the city of Portland, Maine hires panhandlers to clean its parks
By Saurav UpadhyayCombating Youth Poverty Through Jobs Program
In this Solutions of the Day, Nashville borrows a successful jobs program from Boston for youth in poverty to help the struggling demographic.
By Saurav UpadhyayThe Case for Universal Basic Income
In today's Solution of the Day, Ontario, Canada is providing basic income to offset the effects of the area's loss of manufacturing jobs.
By Saurav UpadhyayTackling Entrenched Corruption in Nigeria
In an effort to combat deep-rooted corruption, the Nigerian Ministry of Finance launched a whistleblowing program that incentivizes citizens who provide reliable information on corruption-related offenses
By Saurav UpadhyayIndia’s Innovation in Mental Health Treatment
Nonprofit Sangath trains everyday people to be lay-counselors who can provide counseling services to those who do not have access to professionally trained mental health service providers
By Saurav UpadhyaySunday Love Project
Fishtown resident Margaux Murphy started buying meals for the homeless on Christmas two years ago. Now she serves home-cooked lunches to 200 needy people every Sunday
By Saurav UpadhyaySafe Injection Facilities Coming to Seattle
Safe injection facilities have proven to be effective in other parts of the world, so why are there still so many skeptics?
By Saurav UpadhyayRecycling Hotel Soap to Give to the Poor
Plus: A Southern city stops "debating" climate change and acts, and teaching young adults in New Orleans how to code
By Saurav Upadhyay