The base of the pyramid (BOP) approach suggests that business with low-income
consumers or producers can simultaneously foster well-being, environmental sustainability …

Background Over 75% of the medical devices used in India are imported. Often, they are
costly and maladapted to low-resource settings. We have prepared case studies of six firms …

In India, as in most developing countries, biotechnology was ushered in through public
policy rather than individual firm initiatives. Throughout the 1980s and until the mid-1990s …

Abstract Background Although the World Health Organization had recommended that every
child be vaccinated for Hepatitis B by the early 1980s, large multinational pharmaceutical …

Executive summary Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is a major public health issue that poses
a threat to global health security, with India carrying one of the largest burdens of drug …

Trevor Mundel1 rightly notes that most pharmaceutical firms are focused on developing
lucrative therapies, which has left a vacuum for treating diseases primarily affecting …

The Base of the Pyramid (BoP) segment is the most economically deprived group in society.
Despite being economically poor, the poverty-stricken are knowledge rich and can …

In India, as in most developing countries, biotechnology was ushered in through public
policy rather than individual firm initiatives. Throughout the 1980s and until the mid 1990s …