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Role of Green Hydrogen in India’s Future

Published April 9, 2021 by Office of Science and Innovation in New Delhi

Globally, green hydrogen is becoming the key focus of international climate agenda as the cumulative of all the Nationally Determined Contributions fall short of the required reductions in global GHG emissions needed to limit global warming below...

Sweden India for Innovation – co-creating for a sustainable future

Published March 19, 2021 by Office of Science and Innovation in New Delhi

The importance of science and innovation in achieving the 2030 Agenda for UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) — to which most nations, including India, are committed — points towards a new opportunity for cross-border collaboration in...

Covid-19 – A digital transformer for India

Published February 26, 2021 by Office of Science and Innovation in Coronavirus

Responses to Covid-19 have significantly speeded up the development and adoption of digital technologies. Mostly likely these responses have brought about years of change fundamentally changing the way governments provide services, companies...

How India is leveraging the power of Vaccine Diplomacy

Published February 4, 2021 by Office of Science and Innovation in Coronavirus

India launched its Operation “Vaccine Maitri” in January 2021 - a milestone in the history of India’s assistance to fellow developing countries. Guided by the holistic philosophy of Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam (the world is one family),...

The world needs more female Nobel Prize winners

Published December 11, 2020 by Office of Science and Innovation in New Delhi

Every year the Sweden India Nobel Memorial Week celebrates the spirit of innovation and the great minds behind these scientific endeavors. This week, as we commemorated the prestigious Nobel Prize through a virtual Sweden India Nobel Memorial Week,...

Why the future of STEM equals gender equality

Published November 25, 2020 by Office of Science and Innovation in New Delhi

As representatives of Sweden we are very proud of the Nobel Prize, the world’s most prestigious science award, awarded each year in December. However, we sadly note that only 25 women have won a Nobel Prize in physics, chemistry, medicine and...

Closing the Loop. How Sweden and India plan to lead the transition towards a circular economy!

Published November 19, 2020 by Office of Science and Innovation in New Delhi

What common priorities do Sweden and India share for transitioning to circular economies? What would it mean to co-create solutions and learn from each other’s expertise? This week, we are very excited to introduce our eminent guest blogger...